and have sustainABLE green ENVIR at the same time. while

this may true to a certain extent, I am convinced that there

are some possible measures TO obtain this mission

In addition, aN economic improvement OFTEN LEAD TO higher living quality of citizens, and by extension, A HIGHER demand consumption for products increases. It means that numerous wastes could be disposed into the rIvers and oceans, which causeS dire water pollution.

The key rationale is that economic expansion depends mainly on MANUFACTURING industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Therefore, a large amount of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released.

AdDitionally, a developED economy often lead to a higher living standard of civIlians, and by extension, a GREATER demand for consumer goods. It means that more wasteS could be emitted into rivers and lakes, which causeS serious water pollution.

in addition, economic development often leads to a higher life QUALITY of citizens, and by extension, greater demand for goods. This is mean that a lot the untreated discharge of various pollutants WOULD BE emitTED TO RiverS and seaS, which catastrophically exacerbate pollution

=> On the one hand, it is understandable why economic improvement is often associated with contamination. ThE KEY rationale is that economic development often depends on manufacturing industry, which consumeS a large amount of fossil fuel. CONSEQUENTLY, a large AMOUNT of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released.

In adđition, a thriving economy often leadS to a highER quality of life and a greater demand on goods. This means waste can be released into riverS and oceanS, which MAY cause dire CONSE for the water pollution.

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Overall, it is clear that the number of waste dumped into landfill and sea witnessed a downward trend, while that of burning observed an oscillation during the period. Remarkably, during the most of the period, the highest figure can be seen in the burning method.

while the number of non-nature travellers visiting the coast and the lakes grew considerably, a fluctuation was witnessed in that coming to the mountains. It is also clear that throughout the given period, the number of overseas guests visiting the coast is the HIGHEST out of three places examined.

From 1987 to 2007

Over a period of 20 years starting from 1987.

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The number of = how many/much = the figure for

Overseas = foreign = abroad = international = from other countries

Visitors=travellers=guests=tourists..

different areas=tourist attractions= destinations=natural landscapes

while the figure for abroad touristS visiting the coast and the lakes rose considerably, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains. it is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular area out of three places examined.

While the number of international tourists visiting the coast and the lakes increased sharply, a fluctuation was witnessed in that coming to the mountains. It is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular destination out of three places examined.

While the number of international visitors coming to the lakes increased significantly, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains. It is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coasts was the most popular destination out of three areas examined.

There were 40 thousand visitors coming to the coast in 1987. The figure declined minimally to 35 thousand in 1992 prior to increasing sharply to nearly 75 thousand at the end of the period.

While the figure for tourist travelling to the coast and the lakes rise considerable, followed by a considerable variation in the number of tourist visitting the mountain.It is also clear that in the line graph, the coast is the most popupar in three destination examed

The coast welcomed 40 thousand touristS in 1987. This figure dropped slightly to 35 thousand in 1992, before soaring to nearly 75 thousand at the end of the period.

while the number of foreign tourists visiting the coast and the lake increased considerably, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains

looking at the graph line, it is clear that thourghout the given period, the coast was the most popular area out of three places examined

there was 40 thounsand foreign tourists coming to the coats in 1987. the figure fell slightly to about 35 thousand in 1992 before increasing sharply to almost 75 thousand at the end of the period

while the number of foreign tourists visiting the coast and the lakeS grew dramatically, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains. LookING at the graph, it is clear that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular destination out of three places examined.

there were 40000 visitors visting the coasts in 1987.This number decreased slightly to 35000 in 1992 before increased strongly in the end of the period

While the number of international visitors visiting the coast and the lakes increased considerably, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains. Looking at the chart, it is clear that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular destination out of three places examined.

There was 40 thousand tourists comming to the coast in 1987. The figure slightly decreased to 35 thousand in 1992, before soaring (TĂNG MẠNH) to nearly 75 thousand at/BY the end of the period.

1. While the foreign tourists  visiting the coast and the lakes increased rapidly, a fluctuation was seen in that coming to the mountains.

2. It is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular destination out of three places examined.

There was 40 thousand tourists coming to the coast in 1987. The figure decreased steadily to 35 thousand in 1992 before increasing significantly to nearly 75 thousand at the end of the period

While the number of foreign tourists visiting the coast increased significantly, there was a fluctuation seen in the number of people visiting the mountains. Looking at the graph, it is clear that during that period, the coast was the most visited location among the three locations listed above.

While the number of foreign tourists visiting the coast increased significantly, a fluctuation WAS seen in THAT the number of people visiting the mountains. Looking at the graph, it is clear that during THE GIVEN period, the coast was the most POPULAR location OUT OF three PLACES listed above.

In 1987, the coast welcomed about 40 thousand tourists. This figure decreased slightly to 35.000 in 1992 before increasing sharply to nearly 75.000 at the end of the period.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic courses are indeed important for students' occupations . This is because of the most ultimate goal of people who attend school is to get a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve it, curricula in schools should prioritize core subjects whose performance is placed heavy emphasis by the universities and recruiters.

On the other hand,notwithhstanding the huge upsides of studying academic subjects. I am convinced that it would be imprudent to down play the significant importance of studying music or playing sports.Today, companies attach great importance to not only expertise and qualifications but also soft skills. These skills are often practiced better through playing music and sports than studying academic subjects. Take some high schools in Ho Chi Minh for example, they have been attempting to bring more and more subjects such like music or sports into their curricula as possible. This activity could help students develop creativity and teamwork skill. Therefore, students could easily adapted to professional work environment in the future.

In conclusion, it is no doubt that academic subjects should be prioritised nowadays. I am of opinion that music or sports should be turned up in curricula in schools too.

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On the one hand, is is understandable that academic subjects are of great importance for pupils/students. This is because the foremost goal of attending schools is to get a well-paid occupations after graduation. To achieve this, the core disciplines such as maths, and physics, language should be prioritized in schools as academic achievements of these are essential for employers

On the one hand, it is understandable why academic subjects play a vital role in..... This is because the foremost goal of people who pursue education is to enhance future career opportunities after graduation. To obtain this, school curriculums should prioritize core subjects like maths, language and science, since the performance of these subjects is placed great emphasis by universities and employers.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic subjects are indeed essential for students. This is because the foremost goal of people who attend school is to get a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculums should priortize core subjects such as maths, science and language, since the performance of these subjects is valued by universities and employers.

On the other hand, notwithstanding the merits derived from studying academic subjects. I am well-assured that subjects like sports and music should not be ignored completely. In this day and age, companies attach great importance to not only expertise and qualification of applicants but also their soft skills. These skills are often better cultivated through playing music and sports than through academic lessons. For instance, many schools have encouraged students to take part in sport competitons, which advantageous for creativity development and teamwork skills are enhanced as well. Playing musical instruments helps produce patience and perseverance. Thus, students would find it easier to adapt to professional work environment in the future.

In conclusion, although academic subjects are undeniably important, I believe that schools should also emphasize other disciplines, such as music and sports, to ensure a well-rounded education for students.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic subjects are important for students. This is because the ultimate goal of people who attend school is to land a well-paid job after graduation. Thus, schools should pri... main subject as maths, science and language because, the performance will help students pursue their education on professional areas which requires by companies and ....

2. the main road runs through HP from East to West.

3. the industrial zone is located in northwest in the town

4. the entertainment is central part of city

5. HP is around 450 km.

   the HP's length total is 450 km.

the main road runs through hai phong from east to west

the industrial area is in the northeast of the town

the recreational area is located in the centre of the city

hai phong is around 400 km long

Hai Phong's population is 250000

Hai Phong has 250.000 inhabitants

2. The main road runs through Hai Phong from East to West

3. The industrial zone is located in the NorthEast of the town

4. The entertaining area is situated in the central part of the city

5. The total length of Hai Phong is 400 km

   Hai Phong's total length is 400km

   Hai Phong has a length of 400 km

   
   

Hai Phong has the population of 250,000

The main road runs through Hai Phong from east to west

The industrial zone is situated in the northeast of the town

The entertainment zone is in the middle of the city

Hai Phong's total length is around 400 km

Hai Phong is 400 km long

2. the main road runs through HP from East to West.

3. the industrial zone is located in northwest in the town

4. the entertainment area is situated in the central part of the city

5. HP is around 450 km long.

   HP's total length is 450 km.

Hai Phong is 400 km long

3. Hai phong’s population is 250000

the population of hp is...

4. The main road runs through Hai Phong from East to West

5. The industrial zone is located in the northeast of the city

6. The recreational center is located in the city center

7. Hai Phong’s total length is 400km

8. Hai Phong has a total length of 400 km

2.The industrial zone was dramatically extended from 2000 to 2010.

3.the main road was slightly shortened over the period of 10 years

4.the industrial area was demolished and replaced by a new cinema

5 a new cinema was built on the original site of the industrial zone

6.the forest was cut down in order to replace the parking lot.

2. The industrial zone was burdened significantly from 2000 to 2010.

3. The main road was shortened slightly from 2000 to 2010

4. The industrial zone was destroyed and replaced by a new cinema

5. The cinema was built on the original site of the industrial zone

6. The woodland was cleared and replaced by a new car park

Overall, the town experienced various changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the two maps are the expansion of industrial zone and the disappearance of residential areas.

overview: Overall, the town had significant changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between two maps are the expansion of the industrial zone and the vanishing of the residential complex.

Overall, the town experienced considerable changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the 2 maps are the expansion of the industrial zone and the disappearance of the residential area

Overall, it is clear that the town of Lakeside experienced significant changes during the period shown. The most dramatic differences between two maps are the expansion of the industrial complex and the disappearance of the residential area.

Overall, the town had significant changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the two maps are the expansion of the industrial complex and the disappearance of the residential area.

Overall, the town underwent significant changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the two maps are the expansion of the industrial complex and the disappearance of the residential area.

Overall, the town experienced considerable changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the two maps are the expansion of the industrial complex and the disappearance of the residential area.

Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the amount of waste disposed by dumping into landfills and the sea decreased gradually, a fluctuation was seen in that disposed by burning method. It is also apparent that throughout the given period, burning was the most common choice out of the three methods.

To begin with the landfill method, the amount of waste disposed began at 70 million tonnes in 2005, the highest recorded in the chart. Over the subsequent three years, the figure continuously saw a steady down...trend of 10 million tonnes each year and hit the low of 40 million tonnes in 2008. A similar tendency was witnessed in the amount of waste disposed by dumping into the sea which dropped from around 55 million tons in 2005 prior to remaining stable at 50 million tonnes in the next 2 years and then fell slightly to 40 million tonnes in 2008.

Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the amount of waste dumped into landfill and sea witnessed a slow decrease, that of waste burned fluctuated. It is also apparent that burning was the most common method of waste disposal throughout the given period.

The year 2005 saw 70 MT of waste buried. This figure then decreased gradually by 10 MT each year to 40MT in 2008. A similar trend was observed in the amount of waste dumped into the sea, which declined from 55 MT and remained stable at 50 MT in 2006 and 2007/ in the next two years before plummeting to 40 MT at the end of the period.

looking at the chart, it is clear that while the figure for waste disposed into landfills and the sea decreased significantly, a fluctuation was seen in that of waste burned. it is also apparent that throughout the given period, burning was the most common method out of three options examined.

there was 70 million tonnes waste buried in 2005. in the next 3 years, the figure saw a significant decline by 10 million tonnes each year to 40 Mt in 2008. a similar trend was seen in the amount of waste disposed into the sea, which experienced a slight decrease from nearly 55 Mt in the beginning period to 50 MT in 2006. The figure then witnessed an unchanged pattern at 50 MT before dropping to 40 MT at the end of the period.

Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the figure for the waste dumped into landfill and sea witnessed a gradual decrease, that of waste burned fluctuated. It is apparent that burning was the most common method of waste disposal in 2008.

there was 70 million tonnes of waste buried in 2005. the figure then declined steadily to 60 million tonnes, followed by a drop to a low of 40 million tonnes in 2008. a similar trend was witnessed in the amount of waste discharged into the sea, which dropped from over 50 million tonnes and leveling off at 50 million tonnes before dropping to 40 million tonnes at the end of period .

at the beginning of the period, the amount of waste burned was about 65 million tonnes. the figure witnessed a significant drop to a low of 40 million tonnes in 2007 before soaring to 65 million tonnes in 2008

Looking at the bar chart, it is clear that while the amount of waste disposal by dumping into landfill and sea steadily declined, a fluctuation was witnessed in that of burning method. It is also apparent that throughout the given period, dumping into sea was the most common solution out of three methods examined.

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In 2005, 70 MT of waste was buried. the figure for waste dumped into the landfill gradually decreased by 10 MT each year from 70 MT to 40 MT between 2005 and 2008. A similar trend was witnessed in that dumping into the sea, which declined steadily from approximately 65 MT.... to 40 MT before plunging by 0 MT at the end of the periodWay

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disposed = dumped into = treated = discarded =

Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the amount of waste discarded into landfill and sea witnessed a dramatic decrease, that of burning fluctuated. It is also apparent that burning was the most common method out of three solutions in 2008.

In 2005, 70 MT of waste were burried. This figure later saw a gradual drop to 40 MT in 2008. A similar trend was witnessed in the amount of waste discarded into the sea, which decreased slightly from 55 MT to 50 MT between 2005 and 2006. In 2007, the prorpotion of waste dumped into sea and landfill reamained unchange at 50 MT, followed by a delicate fall to 40 MT at the end of the period.

Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the amount of waste dumped into landfill and the sea decreased steadily, that of burning saw a fluctuation. It is also apparent that burning was the most common solution out of three methods throughout the given period

Nowadays, Headly village mergers with Fonton to become Headly suburbs. A railway station appear and the railway line in Fonton is extended to the west to connect with a railway station. A hotel is biult next to the railway station and business park is constructed near to the railway line. A supermarket was constructed to replace by a local shop .

Currently, Headly village merges with Fonton to become Headly suburbs. The railway line in Fonton is extended to the west. In addition, a hotel, a railway station and a business park are constructed near the railway line.

Currently, Headly village merges with Fonton to become Headly Suburbs. The railway line in Fronton is extended to the west. A new supermarket is built on the original site of the local shop. Furthermore, a railway station, a hotel, and a business park are constructed near the railway line.

Overall, it is clear that Headly and Fronton have experienced significant changes during the period shown. The most dramatic differences are the expansion of the transportation systems and the appearance of the new facilities.

As can be seen from the maps, it is clear that in 1925, Headly and Froton were completely separated. Headly had a road passing through it from north to west, while Froton had a railway running through it from east to north. additional, in 1975, Headly and Fronton were significantly extented. A small road in Headly was replaced by new larger roads... to connect to the Fronton. Moreover, a new leisure center, a local sho, and a housing estate were constructed.

Currently, Headly village merges with Fronton to become Headly suburbs. The railway line in Fronton is expanded to the west. A new railway station, a hotel, and a business park are built near the railway line. A local shop is demolished to make way for a new supermarket.

Overall, it is clear that Headly village and Fronton have seen noticeable changes during the period shown. The most remarkable development between the three maps are the expansion of transportation routes and the appearance of facilities.

According to the maps, the Headly village and Fronton were completely seperated in 1925. In Fronton, there was a railway line running through the area from the North to the East and Headly village had a small road crossing. However, in 1975, Headly village and Froton witnessed a significant extension. A small-size road crossing in Headly was replaced by a large one and was expanded to link with the Fronton. A set of housing estate, leisure centres, and local shops have been erected in the village.

Currently, Fronton merges with Headly village to become a Headly suburbs .In addition, local shop is demolished and make way for a supermarket. The railway is extended to the west while a railway station, hotel and a business park are conducted near the railway line.

Currently, Headly village merges with Fonton to become Headly suburbs. in fonton, The railway line is extended to the west. A hotel, a railway station and a business park are built near the railway line. A local shop is demolished to make way for a new supermarket.

On the one hand, It is justifiable that academic subjects are of great importance for students. This is because the ultimate goal of people who attend school is to secure a high-paying job upon graduation. To achieve this, the school curriculums should prioritize foundational subjects such as mathematics, science, and language, as the performance of these disciplines is placed a heavy emphasis by universities and employers.

2 I AM OF THE OPINION THAT THERE ARE BETTER SOLUTIONS TO COPE WITH THIS PROBLEM.

3 ON THE ONE HAND, IT IS JUSTIFIABLE WHY SOME PEOPLE ADVOCATE the idea of ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.

4 ON THE ONE HAND, IT IS JUSTIFIABLE WHY SOME PEOPLE ADVOCATE THAT MAKING USE OF ELECTRIC CARS IS TO COPE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS.

I believe that there are more effective solutions to handle this issue.

on the one hand, it is understandable why some people support the idea of environmental protection

on the one hand, it is understandable why some people support the idea of using the electric car to handle environmental problems.

I am convinced that there are more efficient solutions to settle this issue.

On the one hand, it is justifiable why some people advocate the idea of protecting the environment = environmental protection.

On the one hand, it is understandable why some people believe that using electric cars is an effective solution to address the environmental problem.

2.supervisor

3.submit

4.medication

5.reference

6.tent

7.spare(a)= change(n)

8. charge (v) thu phis

9. objective = goal

10. relocation = thay doi vi tri

11. balance

12. measure= giai phap

13. admission: su nhan vao

14. policy : thuộc chính quyền

15. candidate : ứng cử viên

16. sustainable= endless, bền vững

17. objective = mục tiu

18. emission :( khí ) thải

19. approach : tiêp cận

20. road transport : giao thông đường bộ

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submit

medication

reference

tent

goal

relocate

balance

hàng loạt biện pháp cần đc thực hiện: measures = approach = methods = solution

chính sách

ứng viên

bền vững

phản đối

tiếp cận

2..supervisor

3. submit

4. medicine

5. reference

6. tent

7. spare/change

8. charge

9. goal

10. relocation/move

11. balance

12. giải pháp (measure)

13. giao thông đường bộ

14. sự gia nhập

15. policy chính sách

16. candidate

17. lâu dài

18. ...

19. khí thải

20. tiếp cận

2 instructor

3Submit

4medication

5Reference

6tent

7backup

8thu phi

9objective

10relocation

11balance

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17 ben vung

18 muc tieu

19 suj phat ra

3. submit

4. medication

5. reference

6. tent

7. change

8. charge

9. goal

10. relocation

11. balance

12. measure: biện pháp

13. road transport: giao thông đường bộ

14. admission: sự chấp nhận

15. policy: chính sách

16. candidate: thí sinh

17. sustainable: bền vững

18. objective: mục tiêu

19. emission: khí thải

20. approach: tiếp cận, đến gần

2. người giám sát : supervisor

3. nộp sumit

4. thuốc medicine

5. bản tham chiếu reference

6. lều tent

7. dự phòng spare

8. thu phí charge

9. mục tiêu objective

10. thay đổi vị trí relocation

11. cân bằng balance

12. measure thước đo, biện pháp

13. road transport

14. admission sự nhận vào

15. policy chính sách

16. candidate thí sinh

17. sustainable bền vững

18. objective mục tiêu

19. emission: khí thải

20. approach biện pháp

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3.submit

4.medication

5.reference

6.tent

7.spare

8. charge

9.goal

10.relocation

11.balance

12. giải pháp

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over a period of 20 years starting from 1987.

While the number of abroad tourists coming to the coast and the lake increased significantly, a fluctuation was seen in that visiting the mountain. Looking at the chart, it is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coast was the most favourite area out of three places examined.

The mountains welcomed 20 thousand visitors in 1987. A slight rise to 30 thousand was seen in 1990, before falling to the initial number in 1995. It then fluctuated around 20 thousand and 35 thousand between 1995 and 2007, making the mountains the least popular destinations among foreign travellers.

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Overall, food, drinks, and tobacco had the highest proportion of the total expenditure in all countries, while the spending on leisure and education was the lowest. The expenditure of/ the proportion of budget spent in Turkey was higher than the other countries. 

Turkey spent the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, at around 32%, while the figure for Ireland was slightly lower, at nearly 29%. Sweden spent the least on this item, at only 15% of the total expenditure. The proportion of budget spent on leisure and education was the highest in Turkey, at 4.35%, whereas the figure for Spain was the lowest, at only 1.98%. 

In terms of clothing and footwear, Italy spent more than the other countries, at around 9%, while the lowest proportion was witnessed in Spain, at only 5.4%. the Other nations spent an average 6.5% on this sector each.

In general, food, drinks, and tobacco had the highest data of total spending, while all nations spent the least on leisure and education. The expenditure of Turkey was higher than the other countries.

Turkey spent the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, at around 32%, while the data for Ireland was slightly lower, at nearly 29%. The lowest proportion of spending on these items was Ireland, at only 15.8%. Turkey also was the country spent the most on leisure/educaton, at 4.35%, whereas the figure for Spain hit a low of the total expenditure, at only 1.98%.

Turning to clothing/footwear, the highest figure for budget spent was in Italy, at 9%, while Spain spent the least, at only 5.4%. spending on this item was seen in the other nations which were nearly equal, at around 6.5%.

Overall, all countries spent the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, while the percentage of budget spent on leisure and education was the lowest. The expenditure of Turkey was higher than the other countries.

Turkey spent the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, at around 32%, while the figure for Ireland was minimally lower, holding nearly 29%. The proportion of budget spent on these items in Sweden was the lowest, at around 15,8% of the total expenditure. The spending on leisure and education was the highest in Turkey, accounting for 4,35%, while Spain spent the least on this category, at only 1,98%.

In terms of clothing and footwear, Italy spent more than the other countries, at around 9%, while the lowest percentage was observed in Spain, at only 5,4%. The other countries spent on average around 6,5% each.

In general, the percentage of expenditure on food, drinks, and Tobacco was the highest, while spending on leisure and education was the lowest. The proportion of spending in Turkey was higher than the others.

Turkey spent the most on food, drinks and tobacco, at approximately 32%, while the figure for Ireland was slightly lower, at nearly 29%. Sweden spent the least on this category, at nearly 15.8% of total expenditure. The percentage of spending on leisure and education was highest in Turkey, at 4.35%, while the figure for Spain was lowest, at only 1.98%.

In terms of clothing and footwear, the proportion of spending in Italy was more than the other countries, at around 9%. In contrast, the percentage of spending in Spain stood at only 5.4%. the other nations spent an average 6.5% on this sector each.

Overall, all countries spent the most on food, drinks, and tobacco, while expenditure on leisure and education was the lowest. The percentage of budget spent in turkey was higher than the other countries.

Turkey spent the most money on f,d&t, at around 32%, while the data shows Ireland was slightly lower, at nearly 29%. the expenditure of sweden is lowest for these items, at only 15% of the total expenditure. The percentage of spending on leisure/education was highest in Turkey, at 4.35% while the figure for Spain was lowest, at only 1.98%.

In terms of clothing and footwear, Italy spent more than the other countries, around 9%, while the figure for ireland was the lowest, at 5.4%. the spending of other countries on this category was nearly equal, at around 6.5% each.

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On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic subjects are of great importance for students. The reason behind is that the ultimate goal of people who attend school is to have a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculums should prioritize core subjects like math, science, and language, as the performance of these courses is highly evaluated by universities and future employers.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic disciplines are indeed importance for students. This is because the most foremost of people who attend school is to have a well- paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculum should prioritize core subjects like mathematics, science, and languages, as excelling in these areas easily create a strong impression on employers when applying for jobs.

On the other hand, notwithstanding the huge upsides of studying academic courses. I am convinced that subjects like sports and music. Nowadays, employers not only value a candidate's expertise and qualifications but also their soft skills. These skills can be further developed through activities like competing in sports rather than through academic disciplines. For instance,

On the one hand, it is understandable that academic subjects are of great importance for students. This is because the foremost goal of people who attend school is to have a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculums should prioritize core disciplines such as maths, science, and languages, due to the achievements of these areas are often placed heavy emphasis by universities and employers.

SOME INDIVIDUALS CONTEND THAT SCHOOLS OUGHT TO FOCUS ON ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES THAT WILL BE BENEFICIAL TO STUDENTS' FUTURE EMPLOYMENT WHILE OTHER PEOPLE THINK THAT MANY COURSES LIKE SPORTs AND MUSIC ARE EXTREMeLY ESSENTIAL. FROM MY PERSPECTIVE, BOTH VIEWPOINTS HAVE THEIR OWN CONSIDERABLE JUSTIFICATIONS, BUT I AM IN FAVOUR OF THE LATTER IDEA.

ON THE ONE HAND, IT IS JUSTIFIABLE THAT ACADEMIC SUBJECTS ARE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE FOR STUDENTS. THIS IS BECAUSE THE MOST IMPORTANT goal/objective OF PEOPLE WHO ATTEND SCHOOL IS TO HAVE A WELL-PAID JOB AFTER GRADUATION. TO ACHIEVE THIS, SCHOOL Curriculums SHOULD put great emphasis on MAIN COURSES SUCH AS MATHS, SCIENCE, AND LANGUAGE, AS THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE DISCIPLINES IS PLACED HEAVY EMPHASIS BY UNIVERSITIES AND EMPLOYERS.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that core subjects are indeed important for learners. This is because the most important goal for people who attend schools is to land a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculums should priotize main disciplines like maths, language, science, as the performance of these subjects is placed huge emphasis by employers.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that academic subjects are indeed important for students. This is because of the most ultimate goal of people who attend school is to have a well-paid job after graduation. To achieve this, school curriculums should prioritize core subjects like maths, science and language, as the performance of these subjects is placed great emphasis by universities and employers.

It is true that individuals today often work longer hours than previous generations in order to sustain a reasonable quality of life for their families. In earlier decades, most people follow standard working schedule, typically from five to nine, with the clear boundaries between work and personal life. The reason was because during that time a single income was often sufficient to sustain a household as the cost of living was relatively affordable. However, the increasing financial burdens associated with house, education, and healthcare have made people extend their working hour to meet financial demands.

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it is true that nowadays, individuals often tend to work longer hours compared to previous generations due to economic pressures, as they need to maintain an adequate standard of living for their families. In previous eras, most people typically worked 8 hours a day following a standard schedule, with clear boundaries between work and private life. The reason was because, at that time, a single income was often enough to support a household, as living costs were relatively affordable. However, today's rising living expenses including housing, education, and healthcare have forced many people to extend their working hours to meet financial needs. Moreover, unlike in the past, when work ended with the close of the day, technological advancements now allow employees to stay connected to their tasks beyond regular working hours.

It is true that today many people often working extended hours than previous generations in order to sustain a reasonable quality of life for their private life.

In the past, most individuals followed conventional working schedules, typically from nine to five, with clear boundaries between work and personal life.

The reason was because during that time, a single income was often sufficient to sustain a household was relatively affordable. However, increasing financial burdens including housing, education, healthcare have made a lot of people lengthen their professional life to adapt financial requirements.

It is true that people today may work longer hours than the previous generations in order to sustain an adequate standard of living for their families. Historically, most individuals follow conventional working schedules, typically from nine to five, with clear boundaries between work and personal life. The reason for that is a single income was often enough to support a household, as the cost of living relatively moderate. However, escalating expenses associated with housing, healthcare and education made many people spend more time at working in order to cover financial requirements.

It is evident that in this day and age, individuals frequently increase their work time more than previous generations in order to maintain a sufficient standard of living for their families. In earlier decades, most people followed a

conventional working schedule, which was from nine to five, with clear boundaries between professional work and personal life. The reason was because during that time, a single income was adequate to support a household. Nevertheless, the escalating expenses associated with housing, education, and healthcare have made many people lengthen their workday in order to cover financial requirements. 

It is true that individuals today often prolonged work hours than previous generations to sustain a reasonable quaility of life for their families. In previous eras, most individuals followed conventional working schedules, typically from nine to five, with clear boundaries between work and personal life. The reason was because during that time, a source of income was adequate to support a household, as a living cost was relatively affordable. However, the escalating expenses associated with housing, education, and healthcare have made many people increase their work time in order to cover financial requirements.

There is no denying that individuals are now working longer hours compared to previous gen... to meet their financial needs. In the past, people typically worked from nine to five and had clear boundaries between work and home life. This was because a single income could support a family due to lower expenses. However, the escalating expenses such as housing and healthcare have forced people to work longer hours to meet their finacial demands

On the one hand, it is justifiable why economic development is often associated with environmental pollution. the key rationale is that monetary expansion mainly depends on the manufacturing industry, which consumes an enormous amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of environmental pollution, would be emitted. In addition, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher living standard of residents, and by extension, a greater demand for goods consumption. This means that a larger amount of waste could be dumped into rivers and lakes, causing dire water pollution

on the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic improvement as well as environmental protection. firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous measures have been adopted to limit negative impacts of economic activities on the nature

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic development is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that a prosperous economy depends on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be emitted. In addition, a thriving economy often leads to a higher living standard of citizens/residents, and by extension, a greater demand of goods consumption. This means that a larger amount of waste could be released into oceans and rivers, which causes dire water pollution.

On the other hand, i am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic growth as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous measures have been carried out to reduce negative impacts of economic activities on the nature/environment.

on the one hand, it is understandable why economic growth is often associated with environmental pollution.

the key rationale is that economic expansion depends mainly on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released. Furthermore, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher living standard of citizens, and by extension, a greater demand of good consumption. This means that a larger amount of waste could be released into oceans and rivers, causing dire water pollution.

On the other hand, i am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous methods have been adopted to reduce the negative impacts of economic activities on the nature.

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic expansion is often associated with environment pollution. The key rationale that is economic growth depends mainly on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released. Furthermore, a thriving economy often lead to a higher standard of citizen, and by extension, a greater demand of goods consumption. This means that a larger amount waste could be dumped into oceans and rivers, causing dire water pollution.

On the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic growth as well as protect the environment.

Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous solutions have been adopted to reduce negative impacts of economic activities on the nature.

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic growth is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that economic expansion depends mainly on manufacturing industry, which consumers a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released. In addition, a prosperous economy often lead to a higher living standard of citizens, and by extension, a greater demand of goods consumption. This means that a larger amount of waste could be released into ocean and river, causing serious water pollution.

On the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous methods have been carried out to lower/ reduce negative impacts of economic activities on the nature.

On the one hand, it is justifiable why economic expansion is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that economic growth relies on the manufacturing industry, which consumes a larger amount of fossil fuel. As a result, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released. Furthermore, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher standard of living for citizens and by extension, a greater demand for goods consumption. This means that more waste could be released into oceans and rivers, causing severe water contamination.

On the other hand, I contend that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous methods have been implemented to mitigate the negative impacts of economic activities on nature.

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic development is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that economic expansion depends on manufacturing industry, which consumes a larger amount of fossil fuel. As a result, a great deal of emissions which are the main culprits of air pollution would be released. Moreover, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher living standard of citizens, and by extension, a greater demand of goods consumption. This means that a larger amount of pollutants could be released into oceans and rivers, which causes serious water contamination.

On the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to the technological advancements in recent decades, numerous solutions have been carried out to reduce negative impacts of economic activities on nature.

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic growth is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that economic expansion depends mainly on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great deal of emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released.

In addition, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher living standard of citizens, and by extension, a greater demand of goods consumption, this means that a larger amount of waste could be released into oceans and rivers, causing serious waste pollution.

On the other hand, I am of opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous methods have been carried out to reduce negative impacts of economic activities on the nature.

On the one hand, it is understandable why economic development is often associated with environmental pollution. The key rationale is that economic expansion depends on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel. Consequently, a great of deal emissions, which are the main culprits of air pollution, would be released. In addition, a prosperous economy often leads to a higher living standard of residents, and by extension, a greater demand for good consumption. This means that a larger amount of waste could be released into oceans and rivers, causing serious water pollution.

On the other hand, I am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as environmental protection. Firstly, due to technological advancements in recent decades, numerous methods have been adopted to reduce the negative impact of economic activities on the nature.

on the one hand, it is understandable why economic growth is often associated with environmental pollution the key rationale is that developing economy depends on manufacturing industry, which consumes a huge amount of fossil fuel . consequently , a wide range of emissions , which are the main culprits of air pollution , would be released on the other hand, i am of the opinion that it is feasible to ensure economic development as well as protecting environment firstly, due to technological advancement in recent decades, numerous solutions have been adopted to reduce negative impacts of economic activities on the nature

Overall, The United States released the highest amount of waste in all three years. IT IS ALSO CLEAR THAT Korea stood out as the only nation among the six THAT reduced its waste production.

In the US, the amount of waste produced rose from 131 million tonNEs to 192 million tonnes over two decades since 1980. Similarly, Japan witnessed a significant increase in waste production from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, waste output in Poland and Portugal also recorded increases by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes, respectively.

The tendency for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, waste output increased more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a considerable decline in Korea's waste production, from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

OVERALL, THE US PRODUCED THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF WASTE IN ALL THREE YEARS. IT IS NOTICEABLE THAT KOREA STOOD OUT THE ONLY COUNTRY THAT CUT DOWN ON ITS WASTE OUTPUT.

Between 1980 and 2000, the amount of waste in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tonnes. In a similar tendency, there was a significant rise of waste in Japan, 28 to 53 million tonnes. The waste produced in Poland and Portugal recorded climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes, respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, waste output increased more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a sharp decline in Korea's waste output from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US produced the largest waste production in all three years. It is also clear that Korea stood out the only country that reduced its amount of waste.

Between 1980 and 2000, waste output in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tones. A similar trend was witnessed in Japan in its waste production, from 28 to 53 million tones. During the same period, the amount of waste produced in Poland and Portugal went up by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were clearly different. In Ireland, waste production increased more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a considerable decrease in Korea's waste output from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to only 19 million tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US released the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is obvious that Korea stood out the only country that diminished its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, the amount of waste produced in the US escalated from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan observed a remarkable increase in its waste discharged into the environment, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the total of waste production in Poland and Portugal surged by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, the amount of waste produced rose more than eightfold over 20 years, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. In contrast, there was a plummet in the total of waste in Korea during 10-year period, from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

In general, the US produced the largest amount of waste among six countries. Korea stood out the ONLY nation THAT released the lowest VOLUME OF waste.

Between 1980 and 2000, the amount of waste in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tonnes. In a similar way, there was a significant RISE of waste in Japan, FROM 28 to 53 million tonnes. The waste produced in Poland and Portugal climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes, respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, the waste production increased more than eightfold, from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. In contrast, there was a significant decrease in waste output in Korea, from 31 million tonnes to 19 million tonnes between 1990 and 2000.

Overall, the amount of waste produced by the US was THE highest compared to THE other nations. It is also clear that Korea stood out the only country that dropPED ITS production of waste.

In two decades, the waste output of the US increased significantly, rising from 131 to 192 million tonnes. A similar TREND was witnessed in Japan with the FIGURE climbing from 28 to 53 million tonnes. Throughout the same period, waste production in Poland and Portugal went up by 2.6 million tonnes and 3 million tonnes, respectively.

It is noticeable that the trend differences in Korea and Ireland. The waste discharged increased more than eightfold from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000 in Ireland. On the contrary, Korea saw a significant decrease in waste production, dropping from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to just 19 million tonnes by 2000.

Overall, the US producted the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is also noticeable that Korea was the only country that reduced its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, waste production in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tonnes . Similarly, Japan saw a considerable INCREASE in its waste output, from 28 to 53 million tonnes . During the same period, the amount of waste produced in Poland and Potugar grew by 2.6 and 3 millIon tonnes respectively

On the one hand, it is justifiable to understand why some people advocate the idea that individuals who choose a vocational path early may get merits derived from a clear professional trajectory. The main reason is that by dedicating time and effort to one field, they become more skilled, respected, and stable in their jobs. For instance, many professionals in areas such as medicine, law, or engineering invest years in gaining specialized knowledge. This expertise provides job security, and recognition, which may contribute to key factors for fulfillment.

on the one hand, it is understandable why some people support the idea that individuals who establish a career goal from the start may benefit from a clear vocational path. The key reason is that by devoting time and energy to one sector, they become more skilled, respected and stable in their roles. For example, many specialists in areas such as medicine, law, or engineering dedicate years in acquring specialized knowledge. This expertise brings job security and recognition, which may contribute to satisfaction.

ON THE ONE HAND, IT IS JUSTIFIABLE TO UNDERSTAND WHY SOME PEOPLE ADVOCATE THE IDEA THAT INDIVIDUAL WHO CHOOSE A SINGLE CAREER EARLY MAY BENEFIT FROM A VOCATIONAL PATH. THE KEY RATIONALE IS THAT BY INVESTING TIME AND ENERGY IN ONE AREA , THEY GROW MORE KNOWLEDGEABLE, GAIN RESPECT, AND STABILITY. FOR EXAMPLE, MANY SPECIALIST IN FIELDS SUCH AS MEDICINE,LAW OR ENGINEERING INVEST YEARS IN GAINING SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE. THIS EXPERTISE BRINGS JOB SECURITY AND RECOGNITION, WHICH MAY CONTRIBUTE TO A CONSIDERABLE SATISFACTION.

On the one hand, it is justifiable to understand why some people advocate the idea that several advantages may be taken by individual who establish a clear professional trajectory early. The key rationale is that by dedicating time and effort to one particular field, they grow more knowledgeable, respected, and often secure in their roles. For instance, many professionals in fields such as medicine, law and engineering invest years in accumulating specialized knowledge. This expertise bring job stability and recognition, which may be a key factors for career fulfillment.

On the one hand , it is understandable that why some people advocate the idea that individuals who choose a single job can be beneficial from a clear occupational path. The key rationale is that by dedicating time and efforts to one field, they will become more skilled, respected stable in their positions/roles. For instance, many experts in fields such as medicine, law, and engineering spend/invest years on/in gaining specialized knowledge. This expertise brings job security and recognition, which may contribute to work satisfaction.

On the one hand, it is justifiable to understand why some people advocated the idea that individuals who choose a single career path early on can benefit from a clear career professional trajectory. The key rational is that concentrating on a particular area allows them to develop expertise and perform well in their future roles. Take Vietnam jobs market for example, specific professions like law or medicine require years of expertise accumulation, which can lead to job stability and a respected position in their respective fields.

On the one hand, it is justifiable to understand why some people advocate the idea individuals who choose a single career path early may take advantage of a clear occupational direction. The main reason is that investing time and energy in one area makes them more knowledgeable, gain respect, and stability in their jobs. For example, many professionals in fields such as law, medicine, and engineering spend years on acquiring expertise. This specialized knowledge brings job security and recognition, which may contribute to a significant career satisfaction.

On the one hand, it is understandable that some people advocate idea that professional career early may open massive advantagegous in their vocation. Indeed, spending time and energy in one field would bring them expertise and recognition.

Overall, there are three main steps in this process, beginning with the collection of wasted glass bottles and ending with the delivery of new bottles for sales.

In the first stage of the process, wasted glass bottles are gathered at a collection point. Next, they are transported by a truck to a glass treatment factory where they undergo further processing.

In the next stage of the process, glass bottles are washed by high-pressure water to remove any impurities. Then, they are sorted by colour into clear, green, and brown bottles. After that, these bottles are crushed into small pieces and ready for being burnt at high temperature (600-800 degree) in a furnace. It becomes recycled liquid glass and then are mixed with new liquid glass to moulded into new bottles. Finally, these bottles are filled with new liquid and delivered to supermarkets, ready for sales.

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Overall, there are five main stages in the development of this insect, from eggs to mature adult honey bees. it is also noticeable that the complete life cycle lasts between 34 and 36 days.

-In the past, students mainly learned through textbooks

-now, technology such as computers, the internet, and online learning apps have opened up many new learning opportunities.

-study through the internet, videos, and online platforms instead of just relying on books.

2. Nowadays people depend heavily on technology.

   - We use phones, computers, and the internet for almost everything, from work to entertainment.=> reduce our ability to communicate face-to-face and hinder human creativity.

   
   

   
   

People rely too much on technology:

• A loss of face-to-face social skills, a decline in critical thinking, or mental health challenges => For example, struggle to disconnect from their devices -> increased stress or anxiety.

• younger generations => problem-solving skills

technology has developed ..... in recent years comparing to the past

laptop and other electronic devices have replaced traditional textbook

-> allow students to...

personally, i supposed that we depend heavily on technology nowadays. Let's talk about academic area it is clear that students use chat gpt and other AIs to help them with their essay or difficult math ex. This issue can lead to the decrease in the ability of critical thinking and logical understanding

in terms of ....

• online learning method -> more n more common (in developing society). increasingly common

• due to the expansion of many cutting edge techno & application --> pp easily --> approach to in4, documents & receive aid from AI

• example: people can take advantages of ebooks, online learning platforms,.. --> simplify learning process

2. develop of tech --> provide pp with beneficial transformation in life

   • but, everything --> pros and cons

   • over-relying on technology --> negative impacts --> reduce logical thinking of pp --> lose their intrinsic intelligence

   • example: launch of chat gpt --> some pp make use of without any doubt, 1 click --> instantly get what they want

IN THE PAST : LIMITED TO BASIC TOOLS LIKE BROAD, WRITING CHALK.

HOWEVER , WITH THE RISE OF TECH, STUDENTS USE SOFTWARE, DIGITAL WHITEBOARDS OR TABLETS,... ONLINE PLATFORMS LIKE ZOOM, GG MEET HAVE MADE POSSIBLE FOR EDU TO CONTINUE ESPECIALLY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

2. ...

TECH DEPENDENCY HAS INCREASED SHARPLY

PEOPLE USE PHONE FOR BASIC TASK, WHICH CAN IMPACT MEMORY SKILLS

BECOME ESSENTIAL IN DAILY LIFE THAT PEOPLE FEEL WORRY if they dont bring along their devices

AFFECT MENTAL WELL-BEING

• the first evidence: social platform extend to not only for entertainment but also for study purposes. Zoom, MS Tem go viral nowadays to support online learning.

• the second: people currentlt get used to with digital -book and bring lot beneficial for learners

do you thing ppp rely too much on technology?

• Definitely, ...

• loss the traditional ways of comunications, example: the decrease of emotion expression, additionally, young generation seems hard to connect with the others..

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• as far as I know, technology is increasingly developing

• in the past: went to classes, while, nowadays: take part in online courses through online learning platforms (zoom, MS Teams).

• moreover, the internet and other search platforms allow students access many sources of information.

2. Do you think people rely too much on technology these days?

• absolutely, I do believe people depend heavily on technology nowadays

• especially the young generation who spend most of their time attached to phones and electronic devices

• negative effect: reduce the critical thinking and problem-solving skill

• example: some students usually use Chat GPT to find the answers for their questions, from theory to calculation exercises.

- Enhanced teaching methods: past (interactive whiteboards), now: (educational software, and video lessons)

One mainly cause of youth crime is lack of care. Many young individuals, particularly in low income families that lack care from parents in any case. As a result, they may turn to illegal activities, form mental illness,.. Additionally, the influence of crime can be known through school that can lead young people easy to follow illegal activities, despite knowing the consequences

One primary cause of youth crimes is a lack of moral education. Many adolescents, particularly in low-income families, may lack of proper education and thinking. As a result, they may turn into illegal activities. Additionally, some young people who develop without parental guidance might have criminal behaviors. For example, they tend to drop out schools or often seek acceptance and identity within groups, .....regardless of its consequences.

One primary cause of youth crime is due to the increase of living standard. Many young individuals often do not have ability to afford their cost of living such as food, drink and clothes because their old. As a result, they may steal anything from others. Additionally, parents also plays a crucial role in youngsters. Adolescents who have the lack of parents' care may look for belonging in social groups. For instance, they can join in criminal groups and seek acceptance and identity. Therefore, they may cause many nagative things despite knowing the consequences.

One primary cause of youth crime is violent content on the Internet. Due to the improvement of entertaining platforms, young individuals are able to access different forms of entertainment such as movies and video games containing violent slogans and images. As a consequence of curiosity, some of them can mimic these criminal behaviors, which make them engage in illegal activities. Additionally, the high rates of youth crime can be attributed to poverty. To be specific, many youngsters, particularly in low-income families, tend to participate in gang culture since they lack proper education and parental guidance in order to seek acceptance and shape their identity in a local group. Thus, within being affected by violent communities, these young individuals are more likely to commit in activities prohibited by governments. 

One primary cause of youth crime is the lack of parents' supervision and proper education. Adolescent criminals who do not receive appropriate guidance from their families and schools, or communities are more likely to engage in criminal activities. A lack of a strong educational foundation can lead to an inability to understand the dire consequences of wrongdoing.

There are two main causes behind the rise in adolescent crime. First and foremost, the lack of parental guidance is to blame for. In fact, parents nowadays have hectic schedules leading to a shortage of time on taking care and orienting of their children. As a result, young people are more likely to have illegal activities. Moreover, adolescents have significant enquiry about society........which they have behaviors that are prohibited by governments.

One primary reason of adolescent crime is the lack of parental guidance. Many young people who do not receive enough love and care from parents or are orphaned, are likely to commit crimes and also to compensation needs in life. Additionally, nowadays, some of the young people don't have enough knowledge about laws in schools. the weakness in trainning.... often lead to the lack of understanding and easily enticed into criminal actions.

One primary cause of youth crime is they are heavily affected by negative content in social media and games. Many young individuals nowadays watch too many movies with violent content, some people play games that contain violent elements and it affects their behavior in real life. In addition, they may lack love and education from their family. Because parents are too busy with their work and lack of attention to their children, this leads to uneducated behavior.For example, acts like theft or street racing are largely due to lack of attention from the family.

One of the main reasons behind the rise in adolescent crime rates is the influence of social media. With the development of technology, social media has become a primary platform for young people to acquire information and shape their identities and behaviors. However, many teenagers are exposed to harmful content online, often without supervision from parents or authorities, which can negatively impact their actions. For example, many crimes were commited by young adults that were immitated from violent movies or social media platforms. Additionally, ......

On the one hand , this tendency could has extremely negative. First and foremost, the first disadvantage is the higher living cost. Those people who decided to live alone , they may have to pay more the bill such as utility bills, rent or other daily expenses. In contrast, those people who have several roomates to split the bills which can reduce the financial burden significantly. Futhermore, other drawback of this trend is that people's safety could be in danger. For example, if someone have any health problems such as heart attack , stroke, or other sudden illness, there would be no one can discover or take them to the hospital immediately.

On the one hand, this issue can be dramatically negative. The first drawback is higher living expenses. People who choose to live alone may have to pay extra money when it comes to rent , household costs and many other daily expenses. In the contrary, those who have roommates to split the bills with can lessen their living costs. Another disadvantage is that people's safety could be in danger in an emergency.For instance, if someone had a stroke or any other sudden illness, there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital

ON THE ONE HAND, THIS TREND CAN BE EXTREMELY NEGATIVE. THE MAJOR DISADVANTAGE IS HIGHER LIVING COST. MANY INDIVIDUALS WHO CHOOSE TO LIVE ALONE MAY HAVE TO PAY MORE WHEN IT COME TO RENT, ELECTRIC AND WATER BILLS AND MANY OTHERS DAILY EXPENSES. BY CONTRAST, THOSE WHO HAVE SEVERAL ROOMMATES TO SHARE THE BILLS WHICH CAN DECREASE THEIR LIVING COST SHARPLY. ANOTHER DRAWBACKS OF LIVING ALONE IS THAT PEOPLE'S COULD BE AT RISK IN AN EMERGENCY. FOR INSTANCE, IF SOMEONE HAD A HEART ATTACT OR A DANGEROUS ILLNESS, THERE WOULD BE NO ONE TO TAKE THEM TO THE HOSPITAL.

On the one hand, this emerging issue can be extremely negative. The first drawback is elevated financial burden. As people who choose to live alone may have to charge more when it comes to rent, utility bills and many other expenditures. In contrast, those who have several roommates to split the bills can lower their living cost remarkably. Another disadvantage of this trend is that personal safety would be on the edge in an emergency. For instance, if an individual has a heart attack or sudden illness, it is less likely that there would be someone could detect and take them to the hospital timely.

On the one hand, this trend can be extremely negative. The first disadvantage is greater financial burdens. People who decide to live on their own may have to pay more when it comes to rent, utility bills, and many other regular expenditures. By contrast, those who have several roommates to split the bills which can cut down on their living expenses significantly. Another drawback of living alone is that people's safety could be at risk in an emergency. For instance, if someone had a heart attack or many other sudden illnesses, there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital.

On the one hand, this trend can be extremely negative. The first drawback is that single-person households can face increased living expenses. Those who decide to live independently may have to pay more utility charges and other regular expenditures, as they do not benefit from shared expenses. Another disadvantage of living alone is that lack of support. Individuals living alone may lack immediate support in times of crisis such as illness or emergencies.

On the one hand, this tendency can be extremely negative. The first disadvantage is suffering greater financial burden. People who decide to live independently may have to pay more when it comes to rent, utility bills, and other daily expenses. In contrast, those who share accommodations to split household bills could lower living costs significantly. Another drawback of living alone is that personal safety could be at risk in an emergency. For instance, if someone had a heart attack or any other sudden health issue, there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital in time.

On the other hand, this phenomenon could also have a number of benefits.

On the one hand, individual living would bring negative aspects for people. First of all, financial expenses may become the most concern for them. For instance, since people live with roommates, they can split their apartment rent and utility charges, so they have ability to purchase higher condition living compared with people who live alone. Additionally, there is more safety for people to live with others to handling on bad situations. When burglary is developing, living in single is not extremly secure in recently.

On the one hand, this trend can be extremely negative. The first disadvantage is the financial burden. Living alone can be challenging because the individual has to bear all the costs of rent, utility bills and other expenses, which can particularly burden some people in urban areas. By contrast, people who have roommates to split the bills can reduce their living costs significantly. Another drawback of living alone is a lack of immediate support in emergencies, which can be risky, especially for elderly individuals living alone. For example, if someone had a heart attack or any other sudden illness, there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital

On the one hand, this tendency can be extremely negative. The first disadvantage is greater financial burdens because individuals who want to live alone may have to pay more charges like utility bills or other daily expenses. By contrast, those who have several partners to split the costs can cut down on their living costs dramatically. In addition, people's safety could be at risk in an emergency. For example, if someone had a heart attack or any other sudden illness, there would be no one to discover and take care of them.

On the other hand, this tendency has some negatives. The first disadvantage is the higher cost of living. People who decide to live alone have to pay more for rent, utilities and other daily expenses.However, people who have roommates to split the bills can reduce their living expenses significantly. Another disadvantage of living alone is that everyone's safety could be at risk in an emergency. For example, if someone had a heart attack or have sudden illness, there would be no one to recognize and take them to the hospital.

On the one hand, this trend can be extremely negative.The first disadvantages is higher ling costs. People who dicede to live alone may have to pay more when it comes to rent ,household expenses, and many other routine expenses. By contrast, those have several roommates to split the bills with can lower their expenses considerably. Another drawback of living alone is that people is safety could be rick in an emergancy . For example, it someone had a heart attack or any other sudden illness there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital

On the one hand, living alone can be extremely negative. The first disadvantage is that people who live independently may have to pay more when it comes to living expenses such as rent, electricity and water bills. In contrast, people who decide to live with roommates may split the bills to cut down the living cost significantly. Another drawback is people's safety could be at risk when they live alone. For instance, if someone had a heart attack or any sudden illness, there would be no one to discover and take them to the hospital

Overall, the proportion of energy consumed for heating and cooling and water heating account for the vast majority of the total energy used. In addition, the amount of electricity used per person annually falls while the number of people in the house increases.

The average Australian household uses 38% of their total energy for heating and cooling and a quarter for water heating. The percentages of energy consumed for lighting and fridges and freezers are the same, at 7% each, while the figures for cooking and standby power take up 4% and 3% respectively. Besides, the proportion of energy used for other appliances stands at 16%.

Overall, heating and cooling and water heating account for the majority of the total energy use. Additionally, the amount of electricity consumed per person annually declines when the number of in the house increases. 

Looking at the pie chart, 38% of the total energy in the average Australian household is used for heating and cooling and a quarter is used for water heating. The allocations of energy consumed for lightning and fridges and freezers are equal, at 7% each, whereas the consumption of energy is the least for cooking and standby power, at 4% and 3% respectively. Besides, the figure for other appliances is 16% of the total energy used.

Overall, water heating and heating and cooling account for the majority of energy consumption. In addition, while the consumption of electricity decreases, the number of people living in the house increases.

The average australian household uses 38% of the total energy consumption for heating and cooling and 25% for water heating. The percentages of energy used for lightning and fridges and freezers are the same, at 7% each, while the figures for standby power and cooking are even lower , at 3% and 4% respectively. The energy consumption of other appliciances is 16%.

Overall, it can be seen that heating and cooling and water heating take up the majority of the total energy use. In addition, the number of people living in the house increases while the amount of electricity per person per year consumed drops.

38% of the total energy for heating and cooling and a quarter for water heating are used in a house in Australia. While the percentages of energy used for lighting and frideges and freezers are the same, at 7% each, the figure for cooking and standby power are slightly lower, accounting for 4% and 3%, respectively. The other appliances make up the remaining 16%.

Overall, the Australian household used the vast majority of total energy for heating and cooling and water heating. Additionally, the amount of electricity consumed per person each year decreases while the number of people living in a house grows.

Around 38% of the total energy is used for heating and cooling and a quarter for water heating by the Australian household. The percentages of energy used for lighting and freezers are the same, at 7% each, while the energy consumption for cooking and standby power take up 4% and 3% respectively. the Australian household consumes 16% of enegry for the other applicances.

The average Australian household uses 38% of their total energy for heating and cooling and a quarter for water heating. The proportions of energy used for lighting and fridges and freezes are the same, at 7% each, while the figures for cooking and standby power are lower, at 4% and 3% respectively. The other appliances account for the remaining 16%.

Rise / increase

ON THE ONE HAND, it is justifiable why some people advocate the idea of risE in the costs of fuel. The main reason is THAT THIS MAY LEAD TO a decrease in fuel consumption FOR transportation and production. Normally, using fuel in these fields releaSES A GREAT AMOUNT OF emisSions into THE environment, which IS the main REASON of air pollution. For instance, in Viet Nam, an increase in fuel prices makeS many people have used public transport instead of individual vehicles, WHICH contributes to improving air quality.

Overall, the town experienced considerable changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the two maps are the expansion of the industrial complex and the reduction of the Woodland area.

As can be seen from the maps, from 2000 to 2009 the northwest housing area in the town remained unchanged. The derelict warehouses and old town were destroyed to make way for a new car park and offices. The multi-screen cinema and the shopping centre were built to replace the arts centre and the residential area in the east of the town. the School next to the arts centre was moved to the middle part of Lakeside and near to the river, while a new university was constructed at the northeast of the school.

Overall, the US released the largest amount of waste during all three years. It can also be observed that Korea stood out the only country that cut down on its waste output.

From 1980 to 2000, waste production in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a dramatic change in waste output, from 28 million tonnes to 53 million tonnes. In Poland and Portugal, the amount of waste generated increased by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes, making them reach the peak of 6.6 and 5 million tonnes respectively at the end of the period.

Overall, the US generated the largest amount of waste across all three years. It is also noticeable that Korea was the only country that lessened its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, the production of waste in the US grew substantially, climbing from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan experienced a substantial rise in its waste output, increasing from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, waste generated in Poland and Portugal increased by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes, respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, waste production increased by over eightfold, rising from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. Conversely, Korea experienced a considerable reduction in its waste generation, with a drop from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to just 19 million tonnes in 2000.

In general, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is also noticeable that Korea stood out the only country that reduced its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, the amount of waste produceED in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a significant increase in its waste output, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the amounts of waste produced in Poland and Portugal slightly climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were noticeably different. In Ireland, waste production increased more than eightfold, from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a significant decline in Korea's waste output between 1990 and 2000, from 31 million tonnes to 19 million tonnes.

Over the course of the three years, the US generated the largest amount of waste. Notably, Korea was the only nation to reduce its waste output.

From 1980 to 2000, waste production in the US increaseED from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a considerable increase, rising from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the amounts of waste produceD in Poland and Portugal WENT UP/ CLIMBED BY 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

Korea's and Ireland's trends different significantly. In Ireland waste production increase more than eightfold from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, Korea's waste production significantly decreased from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to only 19 million tons in 2000.

overall, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three years. it is also noticeable that Korea stood out as the only country that cut waste production.

from 1980 to 2000, the amount of waste produced in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. similarly, japan saw considerable growth in waste production, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. during the same examined period, the amount of waste generated in Poland and Portugal climbed by 2.6 to 3 million tonnes, respectively.

the trends for Ireland and Korea were notably different. in Ireland, waste production rose more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. by contrast, a significant decrease in waste output was witnessed in Korea from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000

Overall, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is also noticeable that Korea was the only country that reduced waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, waste production in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a considerable increase in its waste output, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the amount of waste produced in Poland and Portugal climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends of Ireland and Korea were significantly different. In Ireland, waste production rose more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a noticeable decline in Korea's waste output, from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to only 19 million tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is noticeable that Korea was THE only country that cut its waste output.

Between 1980 to 2000, waste production in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a significant rise in the amount of waste produced, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the production of waste in Poland and Portugal also climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Korea and Ireland were significantly different. In Ireland, waste production rose more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, Korea saw a considerable decline in ITS waste output, from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three yearS. It is also noticeable that Korea stood out the only country that reduceD its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, generation of waste in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a significant increase in its waste produced, from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the amount of trash output in Poland and Portugal climbed by 2.6 and 3 respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were significantly different. In Ireland, waste production went up more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. On the other hand, the was a remarkably decline in Korea's waste emissions, from only 31 million tonnes in 1980 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

overall , the US released the largest amount of waste in ALL THREE years . IT IS also noticeable that Korea was THE ONLY COUUNTRY THAT reduced waste output

Between 1980 and 1990 , waste production in the UK rose from 131 to 192 millions tonnes . similarly , Japan saw a significant increase its in waste output about 28 up 53 millions tonnes . during the same period the amount of Poland and Portugal

the trends for Korea and Ireland have many different. in Ireland the amount of waste noticeable increased more than eightfold . by contrast ,

Overall, the country THAT HAS THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF waste output to THE environment WAS the US . it is ALSO noticeable that Korea cut DOWN ON its waSTE CONSUMPTION throughtout three years.

From 1980 to 2000, the waste production in the US increased from 133 to 192 millions of tonnes. Besides, Japan is significantly rose from 28 to 53 millions of tonnes.

In the same timeline, the waste output of Poland and Portugal also raised from 4 to 6.6 and from 2 to 5 millions of tonnes, respectively.

The trendS for Ireland and Korea WERE obviously different. In Ireland, the production of waste increased approximately eightfold, from 0.6 to 5 million tonnes BETWEEN 1980 AND 2000. In contrast, Korea decreased its waste output from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to 19 million tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US consistently maintained the largest amount of waste output throughout the examined period. It is also remarkable that Korea was the only country that declined the amount of its waste production

From 1980 to 2000, the volume of waste generated in the US rose from 131 to 192 million tonnes. a Similar change, but to a lesser extent was seen in the figures for Japan, which grew from 28 to 53 million tonnes. Throughout the same examined period, the amounts of waste production in Poland and Portugal went up by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The patterns for Ireland and Korea displayed striking contrasts. In Ireland, waste generation experienced a dramatic surge, rising over eightfold from a mere 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes by 2000. Conversely, Korea observed a substantial reduction in waste production, dropping from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to just 19 million tonnes in 2000

Overall, the US produced the largest amount of waste in all three years. It is also noticeable that Korea was the only country that cut its waste output.

Between 1980 and 2000, waste production in the US increased from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan saw a significant rise/ a significant increase/ growth in its waste output from 28 to 53 million tonnes. During the same period, the amounts of waste produced in Poland and Portugal climbed by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were significantly different. In Ireland, waste production rose more than eightfold, from only 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a noticeablE decline in Korea's waste output from 31 million tonnes in 1990 to only 19 millLon tonnes in 2000.

Overall, the US produced the most waste in all three years. It is also worth noting that South Korea was the only country that cut its waste.

From 1980 to 2000, the amount of waste in the United States increased from 131 to 192 million tons. Japan saw a significant increase in waste, from 28 to 53 million tons. During the same period, waste in Poland and Portugal also increased from 4 to 6.6 and from 2 to 5 million tons, respectively.

However, the trends for Ireland and Korea are quite different. In Ireland, waste increased more than eightfold, from 0.6 million tons in 1980 to 5 million tons in 2000. In contrast, there was a sharp decline in Korea's waste, from 31 million tons in 1990 to just 19 million tons in 2000.

Overall, it is obvious that the US released the largest amount of waste in three years. Another striking feature is that Korea was the only nation that mitigated the production of waste.

Between 1980 and 2000, the amount of waste PRODUCED in the US increased significantly from 131 to 192 million tonnes. Similarly, Japan witnessed a noticeable growth in its waste output, from 28 to 52 million tonnes. During the same period, waste production in Poland and Portugal rose by 2.6 and 3 million tonnes respectively.

The trends for Ireland and Korea were significantly different. The amount of waste produced in Ireland rose more than eightfold, from 0.6 million tonnes in 1980 to 5 million tonnes in 2000. By contrast, there was a dramatic decrease in Korea's waste output, from 31 million tonnes in 1890 to only 19 million tonnes in 2000.

In San Diego, around 23% of water is used for the agriculture sector.

In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water is used for the agriculture sector (23%).

In San Diego, the agriculture sector consumes about 23% of the total amount of water used.

Task 1:

The three pie charts illustrate the amount of water consumed for different sectors (the residential sector, industry and agriculture) in San Diego, California and the remainder of the world.

In general, water use for households accounts for the highest proportion in San Diego and California. By contrast, agriculture consumes the vast majority of water used in the world.

2. In San Diego, 23% of water is used for the agriculture sector. 

3. In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water is used for the agriculture sector.

4. In San Diego, the agriculture sector consumes 23% of the total amount of water used.

In San Diego, 23% of water is used for the industrial sector.

In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water is consumed by the industrial sector

In San Diego, the industrial sector consumes about 23% of the total amount of water usage.

TASK 1

The three pie charts demonstrate the amount of water consumed for three different sectors (the residential sector, industry and agriculture) in San Diego, California and the remainder of the world.

Overall, in San Diego and California, water consumption for households accounts for the highest percentage. In contrast, the agriculture sector consumes the vast majority of water used in other countries. 

In San Diego, 23 percent of the total water used by the agriculture sector.

In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water is consumed by the agriculture sector (23%).

In San Diego, the amount of water consumed by the agriculture sector accounts for 23%.

The three pie charts depict the amount of water consumed for three different sectors (A, B, and C) in San Diego, California and the remainder of the world.

Overall, households consume the vast majority of the water used in both San Diego and California, while the water utilized by the agriculture sector accounts for the highest proportion worldwide.

In San Diego and California, water consumption for the residential sector occupies around 60% and 39% respectively. By contrast, the amount of water used around the world is only 8%. An opposite trend can be seen in water usage in agriculture.

In San Diego, around 23% of water is used for the agriculture sector

In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water used for the agriculture sector

In San Diego, the agriculture sector consumes 23% of the total amount of the water comsumption

TASK 1 :

THE THREE PIE CHARTS COMPARE THE AMOUNT OF WATER CONSUMPTION IN THREE DIFFERENT SECTORS ( RESIDENTIAL, AGRICULTURE, AND INDUSTRY SECTORS) IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA AND THE REMAINDER OF THE WORLD.

OVERALL, IN BOTH SAN DIEGO AND CALIFONIA, THE AMOUNT OF WATER CONSUMPTION FOR HOUSEHOLDS ACCOUNTS FOR THE HIGHEST PROPORTION. BY CONTRAST, AGRICULTURE CONSUMES THE VAST MAJOrRITY of.....IN THE WORLD

In San Diego, around 23% of water is consumed in the Industry sector.

In San Diego, the Industry sector uses about 23% of water used

In San Diego, nearly a quarter of water is used for the Industry sector.

Task 1

The three pie charts illustrate water consumption of three sectors (Residential, Industry and Agriculture ) in San Diego, California and other countries.

Overall, water usage for households makes up the highest percentage in San Diego and California. In contrast, other countries utilize the vast majority of water in agricuture.

MORE ACTIVITIES AND CONVIENCES

PEOPLE CAN VISIT MUSEUMS, CULTURAL SITES WHICH ARE OFTEN CONCENTRATED IN UBRAN

RURAL AREAS MAY LACK THESE AMENITIES AND FEEL LESS EXCITING FOR THOSE WHO LIKE A VIBRANT ATMOSTPHERE.

2. Point: cities offer more attractions and amenities than rural areas.

   Reason: provide urban landscapes: skyscrapers, bustling streets, and shopping malls... -> often take place events and activities -> grab tourists' attention.

   Ex: Hanoi - capital - is invested in both infrastructure & natural landscapes -> attract inter visitors interest -> experience the mix of modern and eco-friendly architectures

• Point: satisfy their curiosity and experience the thrill of discovering the unknown

• Reason: gain a deeper understanding of the world

• Example: visiting Japan => taste authentic Japanese cuisine like sushi and ramen

  
  

  What are the disadvantages of living in large cities?

• High living costs

• Hanoi, renting a small apartment can cost around 10-20 million VND per month.

• Dining out or grocery shopping => higher price tags.

• Challenging for residents

reason: hobby, a growing numbers of information technology on the internet=> make them more curious

example: sapa and Danang are famous check in point....=> broaden their horizons ....and satisfied their needs

What are the disadvantages of living in large cities?

point: environmental degradation is the vast issue in large city

reason: overpopulation=>traffic congestion=> more private vehicles on the road=> discharged lots of dust and emissions.

example: Ha Noi is the capital city of Viet Nam that have the highest percentage of environment pollution in the world

explain: those dust and emission of overcrowding on the road can be broaden city's pollution

• point: the desire for adventure and new experiences.

• reason: Engaging in new activities provides excitement and a break from the routine.

• example: hiking - offers a physical challenge, the thrill of discovering breathtaking landscapes.

• result: personal growth, and unforgettable memories that enrich one's life.

2. What are the disadvantages of living in large cities? 

• point 1: high cost of living

• reason 1: have higher prices for housing, food, education and transportation

• example 1: renting an apartment in central Hanoi ==> cost several times more than in suburban

• results 1: struggle to save money, find it difficult to afford necessities ==> increase financial pressure.

• point 2: overcrowding

• reason: high population density ==> public spaces, transportation, and housing can become congested.

• result: lack of personal space ==> stress and frustration ==> affecting people’s overall quality of life.

essential

knowledge

bring many things

especially

Point: Encourage small business develop such as restaurants. Reason: traveler when travelling need to refill energy and reduce stress --> restaurants and commercial center appear . Example: the revenue of KFC in Hanoi is about 1600 million vnd--> increase budget

there was a dramatic increase in butter consumption in 2000

butter consumption saw a dramatic increase in 2000

a dramatic increase was seen in butter consumption in 2000

the year 2000 saw a dramatic increase in butter consumption

2. water usage increased sharply from 100l to 190l between 1990 AND 1995, before decreasing slightly to 170l in 2000

-water use increased sharply from 100l to 190l between 1990 and 1995, followed by a slight decrease to 170l at the end of the period

- after increasing sharply from 100l to 190l between 1990 and 1995, water usage decreased slightly to 170l in 2000

3 A considerable growth was seen in butter consumption in 2000

4 THE YEAR 2000 saw a significant rise in butter consumption in 2000

A considerable growth was seen IN butter consumption in 2000

Butter consumption saw a dramatic increase in 2000

the year 2000 saw a significant rise in butter consumption.

butter consumption increased considerbaly in 2000.

After increasing significantly from 100 to 190 between 1990 to 1995, the amount of water used decreased slightly by 20L at the end of the period

The amount of water used increasED considerablY from 100 to 190 between 1990 and 1995, followed BY a slight drop to 170L in 2000

2. The amount of water used increased significantly from 100 liter to 190 liter between 1990 and 1995 , followed by a slight decrease to 170 liter in 2000

3. After increasing significantly from 100 liter to 190 liter between 1900 to 1995 , water usage decReased slightly to 170 LITTER in 2000

high cost of living , primary amenities tend to be much more expensive compared to rural areas

pollution air quality, noise levels constant exposure

exciting vibrant

entertainment venues

variety appeals

diff cultures and cuisines

better infrastructure

Reasons: encourage government to invest in public transport, better road and facilities

Example: Hanoi-Ha Long Expressway

has been upgraded.

-high population->overcrowd in rush hour

-hanoi, people stuck hours daily

-waste time, environmental degradation-> affect health

4 way more attractive than rural areas

• More attractions, amenities

• Landmarks,museums,restaurants,vibrant nightlife

• Paris, eiffel tower, the lourve, famous cafes

• Max experience short time

  
  

• Tourism boosts city economies.

• Tourists spend money.

• Paris & New York get rich from tourists.

• Creates jobs, improves economy.

4. + Urban areas offer vibrant, diverse experiences.

   + Cities with many entertainment options.

   + New York City has Broadway, great food, and landmarks

   + The energy and attractions make for a dynamic vacation

REASON : LIVING IN A LARGE CITIES WILL OCCUR OVERCROWED, MEANS MANY ACTIVITIES LIKE TRANSPOTATION CAUSE POLLUTION

EXAMPLE : HANOI IS A PLACE WHERE MOST POLUTED IN THE WORLD because there are a number of/ many vehicles especially during rush hours.

4. P : BRING A PEACEFUL SPACE

5. rural areas don't have too many tourists.

6. R : PEOPLE CAN EXPLORE NEW PLACES TO ENJOY OURSELF

7. E : PHU QUY IS A PLACE which HAs POETIC STREAMS->GREEN FIELDS-> THE BEST PLACE TO EXPERIENCE

8. E : A CHANCE TO SOOTHE THE SOUL , HELP REDUCE STRESS AFTER BUSY DAY , GET RID OF DISTRACTION , BE GRATEFUL our life

9. heal

....

• overcrowding - a significant population - public spaces, transportation, housing shortages - discomfort and inconvenience - Tokyo/ New York: packed subway trains

4. Why do some people prefer traveling to cities rather than rural areas?

• convenience and accessibility - better infrastructure and public amenities - transportation, hotels, restaurants >< people don't like drive long distances

• Tokyo: subway, enjoy quick meals at unique local restaurants, accomodations (budget)

reason: Saigon is an economic hub

attracting people from various regions

reason:apartment rents can be up to several million dong a month

example

explanation: people have to work long hours to make a living.

3. 
   

   point: provide opportunities for outdoor activities.

reason: natural attractions like mountains, forests, or rivers.

example: travelers visit Sapa for trekking and exploring local villages.

explanation: allow visitors to connect with nature

Point: disadvantage of living in large cities is pollution

Reason: there are too many cars and factories

Example: Hanoi, many people have breathing problems because of bad air quality

Explain: make people unhealthy and less happy

#2: câu 4:

Point: cities have more entertainment options

Reason: cities provide opportunities to explore historical site, enjoy street food, and shop in markets

Example: Hanoi -> Hoan Kiem Lake, the Old Quarter, or the Temple of Literature

Explain: provide a more exciting and unforgettable experience

Point: environmental pollution

Reason: IS ALWAYS crowded , vehicles, factories, all of which contribute to air pollution.

Example: these issues can harm people's health, lead to respiratory diseaseS, pneumonia

CULPRITS: THU PHAM

ADDRESS

Explanation: serious drawback that needs to be addressed.

Câu 3:

Point:- because of its tranquil and serene atmosphere

Reason: the air is fresher, the environment is much cleaner as opposed to the crowded and noisy cities

Example: Dalat, peaceful rural, scape the bustle and hustle, experience traditional lifestyles, try local food, enjoy warm hospitality (su hieu khach0 from the locals (ng dia phuong).

Explanation: ideal destination for relaxation.

reason ; cuisine , chilling

example ; Hanoi

explanation ; solution to develop economy

reasons: provide better infrastructure, variety of activities for intertainment and historical.

example: HN capital

a university

a european

an university

overall, while the number of abroad guests visiting the coast and the lakes increased considerably, a fluctuation was witnessed in that coming to the mountains. it is also apparent that throughout the given period, the coast was the most popular destination out of three places examined

there was 40 thousand visitors visiting the coast in 1987. This figure then decreased slightly to over 35 thousand in 1992 before increasing considerably to about 75 thousand at the end of the period. A similar trend was seen in the number of international travelers coming to the lakes, which climbed significantly from 10 thousand at the beginning of the period to reach the peak of about 70 thousand in 2002, followed by a sharp drop to 50 thousand in the next 5 years.

There are two main factors behind the rise in obesity. First and foremost, the sedentary lifestyle is to blame for. Take white-collar workers for example, whose jobs mostly involve sitting at the desk for most of the day, which means they have little time to do their exercise and are more likely to gain weight. In addition, many people now adopt an unhealthy diet. For instance, working adults tend to consume fast food like hamburgers, fried chicken, and sausages due to their busy schedules. This eating habit , together with a lack of exercise has made a great number of people obese.

In order to address the problem of increasing obesity, several solutions can be implemented. On the governmental level, states should try to encourage citizens to pay more attention to their fitness and well-being. For instance, building more recreational spaces, especially in cities, could be a way to motivate people to be outdoor more often and get some exercise. However, such initiative would be futile without each individual actively taking better care of their health. it means that People should make time for doing exercise and try to eat clean by preparing home-cooked meals. Gradually incorporating these habits into their daily routine would be helpful in maintaining a healthy weight.

Overall there are 11 different stages in the process of coffee production, beginning with the collection of coffee beans and ending with the distribution stage

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are harvested manually from coffee trees. Then ,the dried beans are put through a sun-drying process to reduce moisture content. In the next step, they are roasted, which plays an important role in enhancing flavors and aromas of the coffee, then cooled down rapidly. Following this, these dried coffee beans are put into a grinder, generating fine coffee powder, ready for brewing

At the following stage, the ground coffee is combined with hot water to generate the desired drink. Afterward, this mixture is strained to eliminate any impurities before being subjected to freezing. In the following step, the frozen substance is ground once more, as the resulting granules are then dried in a vacuum to ensure the complete removal of moisture.Ultimately, the dehydrated coffee powder is packed in jars and is now ready for allocation to retail stores

Overall, there are eleven distinct steps in the production of coffee, from harvesting coffee beans to distributing coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by hand from the plants. These beans are then subjected to a thorough sun-drying process to reduce their moisture. At the next steps, dried coffee beans are roasted, then cooled rapidly. After that, the beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the next stage of the process the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the drink. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. After that, the frozen mixture is ground and then the granules are dried to completely remove all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars and can be transported to stores.

Overall, the production of coffee includes eleven steps, commencing with the harvesting of the coffee beans and ending with the distribution of coffee products to supermarkets and shops.

At the first stage of the process, the coffee beans are picked by hand from the coffee plants. These beans are then subjected to a sun-drying process to remove their moisture content. At the next steps the dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays an important role in developing the flavor of the coffee, and then quickly cooled. Following this, these dried coffee beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

at The following stage of the process, the ground coffee beans are mixed with hot water to produce desired beverages. Following this, this mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. In the next step, the mixture is filtered again and dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove all moisture. Finally, the dry coffee powder is packed into jars and readily transported to supermarkets and stores for sale.

Overall, The production of coffee involves in 11 steps, starting with the initial harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of coffee products

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are handpicked from the coffee trees. These beans are then subjected to a thorough sun-drying process to reduce the moisture. At the next steps, dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays a vital role in developing the distinctive flavors and aroma of the coffee, then cool quickly. After that, the beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mix with hot water to create the desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strain to remove any impurities and then the filtered materal is frozen. In the subsequent stage, the frozen mixture is ground again and then the beans are dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars and can now be shipped to stores for sale.

Overall, the production of coffee involves eleven steps, commencing with harvesting coffee beans and ending with distributing coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, coffee beans are handpicked from the coffee trees. After that, these coffee beans are subjected to the sun-drying process to reduce the moisture content. In the next stage, the coffee beans are roasted, which plays an important role in developing the taste and aromas of coffee, then cooled down immediately. Following this, the coffee beans are ground into fine powder, ready to brew.

At the next stage of the process, the ground coffee beans are mixed with heated water to produce the desired beverage. After that, this mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. In the next stage, the frozen mixture is ground once more and then the granules are dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove moisture. The dried coffee powder is packed into jars and delivered to stores and supermarkets for sale.

Overall, the coffee-producing process includes eleven steps , commencing with the initial harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of coffee products

at the first stage of the process, coffee beans are collected by hand . these beans are then subjected to a sun-drying process . at the next steps , the coffee beans are roasted and cool rapidly, which plays a vital role in fostering distinctive flavors and aromas of coffee......

At the following stage of the process , the ground coffee is mixed with hot water after creating desired beverage . Following this , the coffee is strained to remove any impurities and this filtered material is frozen . After , the filter material is ground once again in order to completely remove all moisture . At the end , all is packed into jar then be transported to store for sale

Overall, there are eleven distinct steps in how to produce coffee, beginning with harvesting coffee beans and ending with distributing coffee products.

At the first step of the process, coffee beans are collected by hand from coffee plants. These coffee beans are then subjected to a thorough sun-drying process to reduce the moisture content. At the next steps, dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays a vital role in preserving the flavor and the aroma of coffee beans, then cooled rapidly. After that, these coffee beans are ground into fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the following steps of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to make desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities, and then the filtered material is frozen. After that, the frozen mixture is ground once more and the coffee beans are dried in a vacuum to remove completely all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee is packed into jars and then can be transported to stores for sale.

Overall, there are eleven distinct steps in the process of producing coffee, commencing with the initial harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by hand from the coffee plants. These beans are then subjected to a sun-drying process to reduce their moisture content. At the next step, dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays a crucial role in developing the distinctive flavors and aromas of the coffee, then cooled rapidly. After that, the beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to create the desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered substance is frozen. In the subsequent stage, the frozen mixture is ground once more and then the granules are dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars and can now be transported to stores for sale.

Overall, the production of coffee consists of eleven steps, commencing with the harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of the coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by hand directly from the coffee plants, ensuring the highest quality beans proceed to the next steps. Then these beans are subjected to a thorough sun-drying process to reduce their moisture content. At the next steps, the dried coffee beans are roasted at carefully controlled temperatures, which plays a vital role in developing the distinctive flavors and aromas that characterize the final coffee product, then cooled rapidly. After that, the roasted coffee beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing to use in various methods.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities, and then the filtered liquid is rapidly frozen at a very low temperature to preserve its quality for later processing.In the subsequent stage, the frozen mixture is grounnd once more, then turned into a granulated form, and then the resulting granules are dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove all remaining moisture. Finally, the completely dried coffee powder is carefully packed into jars, ready for transport to stores and sale to consumers.

Overall, it is clear that there are eleven distinct steps in producing coffee, commencing with harvesting coffee beans and ending with distributing coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, coffee beans are picked by hand from the coffee trees. Then, these beans are subjected to a sun-drying process to reduce moisture content. At the next step, these dried beans are roasted, which plays a vital role in producing the distinctive fragrance of coffee, then cooled rapidly. Following this, coffee beans are ground into fine powder, ready for brewing

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee beans are mixed with hot water to achieve the desired beverage. Then, this mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. In the subsequent stage, the frozen mixture is once again ground and then the granules are dried in a vacuum to completely remove all the moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed in jars and is now ready to be transported to stores for sale.

Actually, i suppose that it has some major causes behind this issue however the key is that the high density of population

the reason behind this is that when a lot of inhabitants join in traffic at the same time, it might result in congestion and freeze for a long period of time

take ha noi metropolitant for example, especially in rush hours people are always stuck in the lengthy traffic jam a long time

P : i think the main reason for traffic congestion is old roads and personal vehicals.

R : With the rise of convenience and affordable prices such as electronic cars that lead to too much transportation used nowadays. This is also the main reason why roads in cities become old and no longer qualified enough due to individuals commuting too much.

E: In Hanoi, especially during peak hours, it seems to be many vehicles on the street, causing extreme traffic congestion.

• Absolutely, one major of traffic congestion is poor urban and road planning

• Some cities have outdated road systems that were not designed to accommodate large numbers of vehicles. Narrow roads, a lack of alternative routes, and inefficient intersections create bottlenecks.

• One clear example of poor urban and road planning in Vietnam is Ho Chi Minh City's traffic congestion problem. The city's road network was originally designed for a much smaller population and fewer vehicles.

  
  

I reckon that there are many causes triggering the traffic jams. And of the main reason is the overpopulation of municipal areas. with more young people move to city to have quality education or get a good job, the number of private vehicles goes up significantly. For example, In HN, millions of cars, motorbikes fill the streets on a daily basis, leading to congestion, especially in peak hours. This also triggers increased pollution levels.

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P: I reckon that train travel is more convenient than air travel.

R: The main reason for this is that train stations tend to be less crowded and cheaper than airports

Especially, there are usually fewer delays compared to flights, which can be affected by weather conditions like rain or storm

Moreover, air travel may cause/ trigger a lot of problems such as security checks, and the time spent at the airport before and after the flight.

One of the primary causes of this phenomenon is the increasing pressure in the workplace. Workers have to spend an increasing amount of time in the office to meet the work demand and remain competitive in the job market. For instance, office workers may often have to work overtime or join meetings outside their regular working hours, which minimising their time at home. Additionally, the attractiveness of outdoor activities also contributes to this trend. The rapid development of entertaining places such as gyms, malls, or coffee shops makes people want to spend more time outside. For instance, after a long working day, people may go to exercise or hang out with their friends and go home later.

One of the primary causes of this phenomenon is the increasing pressure in work offices. These days, many labor forces are required to prolong their working times and remain intensely competitive in their careers. For example, office workers may have to do additional shifts until late night which leads to their reduced amount of time at home. Furthermore, the modern lifestyles with various recreational options outside the home also contribute to this phenomenon. The surge expansion of coffee shops or shopping malls promotes the engagement of young people in outdoor activities instead of investing time at home. For instance, in Vietnam, people nowadays choose to participate in malls or coffee shops rather than immediately arriving home.

One significant cause is the rising demands in the workplace. Many employees are working longer hours or multiple jobs to meet financial obligations for family and career aspirations, resulting in less time spent at home.

Additionally, the rapid growth of outside recreational activities, such as fitness centers, entertainment venues, and social events, encourages people to spend their leisure time outside the home. For example, nowadays many teenagers spend time meeting friends and doing outdoor activities such as going to the gym, eating out and shopping instead of spending time with their families.

At an individuals level this tendency can lead to increased stress and fatigue due to lack of adequate rest and relaxation. It can also be a reason for conflict in family relationships, as reducing time spent together can reduce connection and communication between family members.

At a society level this trend may reduce community cohesion, as individuals are less likely to participate in neighborhood activities and interact with neighbors. moreover, spending more time outdoors and using vehicles to travel and participate in outside activities contributes to environmental pollution and traffic congestion.

In conclusion, the tendency for people to spend less time at home is driven by professional demands, the allure of external activities, and technological conveniences. While this lifestyle offers certain advantages, it also poses challenges to personal well-being and societal harmony. Striking a balance between external engagements and home life is essential for maintaining individual health and fostering a cohesive community.

One of the primary causes of this phenomenon is the rising pressure in the workplace. the major reason behind this is that people are required to prolong their working hours in order to meet job demands which prevent them from spending time at home.For example, office workers often have to work overtime or attend extra company meetings. Additionally, the growth of attractive outdoor activities may lead to this trend. This is because after working for a long period of time at workplace makes them become more stress and tired . As a result, they might find these activities such as hitting the gym or going to shopping malls as a good way for relaxation and recovery.

One of the principal causes of this phenomenon is the rising pressure in the workplace. Many employees are required to work long hours to meet demands job and remain competitive in their careers. For instance, office workers often have to work overtime or attend meetings outside regular hours, potentially going down their time to stay indoors. Another factor is the availability of various entertainment options outside the home further. The rapid development of shopping malls, cafes, fitness centers, and social events encourages individuals to participate in outdoor activities rather than staying at home. Many young people, for example, prioritizing spending hours at coffee shops or the gyms instead of returning home immediately after work.

In recent years, an increasing of people are away from home frequently. This trend can be attributed to a hectic schedule and the development of outdoor activities. However, it may have detrimental effects on both individuals and society.

One of the causes of this phenomenon is the increasing pressure in the workplace. Many employees are required to work more hours to meet job demands and remain competition in their careers. For example, workers often have to work overtime to complete their jobs or attend meeting outside regular hours, which make them have less time at home. Moreover, the availability of diverse entertainment choices outside home attracts more and more people. The significant rising of shopping mall, cafes, concerts encourage individuals to engage in outdoor activities rather than staying indoor. For instance, many young people prefer spending their times at famous cafes or going shopping rather than being present at home.

One of the primary causes of this phenomenon is the rising demands of work. Many employees have to devote their time and effort to work long hours for meeting job demands and promotion opportunities in their careers. For example, after eight hours at the workplace, office workers often have to work overtime and take part in crucial conferences with clients, so they tend to reduce their amount of time at home. Additionally, the fascination of outdoor activities further contributes to this tendency. The rapid development of shopping malls, cafes, gyms, and recreational centers makes people spend their free time engaging in activities outside the home rather than staying indoor. For instance, many young people are interested in hanging out and travelling with friends to experience instead of presenting at home.

One of the major drivers of this happening is the climbing stressful in the company. Some workers are required to lengthy hours to investing in work and unchange competitive in their livelihood. For instance, working place members of staff frequently have to work overtime or meet a business partner , lead to them with limit short space of time to stay at home . Additionly, the fact that the availability of diversity entertainment options outside the home create appeal to this trend .The enjoy with a great innovation of shopping malls, cafes ,and social events foster holistic adaptability interest activities rather than staying indoors. Almost in the youth , for example , prefer speading hours to take pictures with friends or the gyms instead of coming back immediately after finish work

One of the main reasons for this phenomenon is the rise of work pressure in offices. Many workforces are required to work overtime and maintain competitors in their careers. For instance, employees usually have to attend meetings and overtime on official hours, which makes them spend less time at home. Additionally, the availability of entertainment activities contributes to this trend. The rapid development of malls, coffee shops, and social events encourages people to join outdoor activities instead of at home. For example, many young people like spending hours hanging out with friends instead of immediately going home.

ON THE ONE HAND, TEACHERS PLAY AN ESSENTIAL ROLE IN HELPING YOUNGSTERS BECOME MORE INTELLIGENT AND SOCIALLY CAPABLE. IN TERMs OF INTELLIGENCE THE KNOWLEDGE THAT TEACHERS PROVIDE IS the IMPORTANT FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN'S CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORLD. REGArDING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, CHILDEREN are TAUGHT MORAL CODES AND SOCIAL MORES AT SCHOOL, WHICH may DECIDE HOW THEY ARE GOING TO TREAT OTHERS.

On the one hand, educators play a vital role in helping young individuals become more intelligent and well-behaved. In terms of intelligence, the knowledge that teachers provide is an initial foundation for children’s critical understanding of the world. Regarding social development, students are taught ethical standards and social more at school, which may determine their abilities to deal with situations in the future

On the one hand, teachers play an instrumental role in helping young individuals become more cognitively and socially advanced. In terms of intelligence, the knowledge that teachers impart, especially in primary school, lays the precursor to children's comprehension of the world. Regarding social development, students acquire moral codes and social etiquettes at school, shaping how they may treat others in the future.

On the other hand, I am convinced that it would be imprudent to overlook the critical role of parents in children's comprehensive development. Although teachers undoubtedly impart a wealth of knowledge at school, their efforts would be futile if this learning is not reinforced by parental guidance at home.

On the one hand, the role of teachers in helping youngsters become more intelligent and socially advanced is indispensible. In terms of holistic education, the educators have diverse resources and a full curriculum to impart and share with students, especially in primary school, which lays a foundation for children’s understanding of the world. Regarding social capabilities, students could be taught social etiquette and moral codes, shaping how they may treat others in the future. khanh linh

i am in favor of the latter option.

On the one hand, educators play an instrumental role in helping students become more intelligent and socially capable. This is because, in terms of intelligence, the knowledge that teachers deliver, especially in primary school, is the foundation for children's understanding of the opening world. Regarding the social competence, pupils are taught moral codes and social mores at school, which decide how they are going to treat others later on. In contrast, parents may not have enough knowledge and skills in educating their sons wisely compared to people who are trained to do these.

On the other hand, I am convinced that it would be imprudent to overlook the importance of parents in educating children's comprehensive growth. The major reason behind this is that teachers indeed impart a wealth of knowledge, particularly the practical skills or various subjects; however, this would be futile if these are not reinforced by their parents.

On the one hand, it is justifiable that teachers may create foundation knowledge in learners as well as prepare primary social capabilities for their future. Supporting by teacher experience, youngsters acquire knowledge effectively. For example, teachers would help learners approach academic disciplines properly. In terms of social responsibility and behaviors, children will learn basic moral codes.

Moreover, children are seems as the reflection of parents, since they may imitate their close parents. For instance, violant behaviors would be repeated in their responses.

On the one hand, teacher's role is indispensable in supporting the youths become more intelligent and social skills. In the terms of intelligence , the knowledge that teachers impart, especially in the early stages when students are exposed to education, in backgound for children's understanding about basic information of the world . Regarding socially advanced, students are taught moral codes and social mores at school , which my determine how they are going to treat others later on.

Additionally , after school time students come in contact with their parents , they often imitate human behaviors from them even if these methods are different from what are taught in class

On the one hand, teachers play an instrumental role in encouraging young children become more intelligent and social development. In terms of stimulating the intelligence, teachers are trained to impart their knowledge for youngsters, especially in primary school, is the foundation for children's understanding of the world. Regarding social development, students are taught moral codes and social mores at school, which may effect how they are going to deal with practical situations later on.

In addition, as children interact with their parent the most so they may imitate their parents' personality is. For example, children who grow up with parents who have agressive behaviors

On the other hand, the role of teacher is very important in the developing intelligence and social skills of youngsters. The impact of educators on knowledge, especially in primary school, is the foundation for children's awareness. Regarding the social aspect, students might teach social etiquette and moral codes, which are important in their future, and how to treat others in life.

On the other hand, I firmly believe that it is imprudent to overlook the importance of parents in children's comprehensive growth. In addition, teachers communicate to students a wealth of knowledge at school, their effort would be futile if this knowledge is not reinforced by the support of parents at home.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have undergone dramatic changes during the given period. The main developments are the expansion of transportation routes and the appearance of many facilities.

In 1925, Fonton and Headly were completely separated. While Fonton had a railway running through it from north to east, there was a small road linking from the west to the north. In 1975, there was a significant expansion of both Headly and Fonton. For Headly, the original road was replaced by a bigger route, which made inhabitant life more convenient, was extended to the east to connect with Fonton. Moreover, a leisure center, a local shop, and a housing estate were built in Headly , improving the life quality of residents.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have undergone a number of dramatic changes during the given period, the most important of which are the expansion of new transportation routes and the development of infrastructures. Khanh linh

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have experienced some considerable developments during the period shown. The most noticeable changes are the appearance of traffic roads and infrastructure facilities.

In 1925, Headly and Fonton were completely separated, there was a railway line running through Fonton from north to east and a road crossed Headly from north to west. In 1975, both Headly and Fonton were expanded significantly. The main road ran through Headly became significantly bigger to connect with Fonton. Furthermore, a leisure center, a local shop and a housing estate were constructed in Headly to develop inhabitants's life experiences.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have experienced significant shifts during the periods examined. The main developments are the expansion of transportation routes and the appearance of some facilities.

Looking more closely, in 1925, Headly village and Fonton completely separated. There was a railway line running through Fonton from north to east, whereas Headly had a small road crossing it from west to north. In 1975, Headly and Fonton were significantly expanded. Additionally, the small road was destroyed and replaced by a bigger road which extended to the east to connect with Fonton, making commute/ transportation/ traffic flow of dwellers become more convenient . Furthermore, a housing estate, a leisure centre and a local shop were built in Headly.

Overall, Heady Village has expanded significantly, transforming into a suburban area with modern infrastructure, while Fonton has also seen development. The main changes include the construction of various facilities.

In 1925, Heady Village and Fronton was a small, isolated settlement with no major infrastructure. It was surrounded by open land and had a road running through from...to.... To the east, Fonton had a railway line........ in 1975, Heady Village underwent considerable changes. A housing complex was built to the southwest and a recreation center was built nearby. Additionally, a local store was introduced to cater to the growing population. A main road was also constructed connecting Heady Village with Fonton.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have some remarkable alterations during the period shown. The main developments are the expansion of travel systems and the emergence of some facilities.

Looking more closely, in 1925, Headly village and Foton were completely separated. In addition, a railway line passed through Foton from north to east whereas Headly had a small path running through it from west to north. In 1975, Headly and Foton were widened to provide a larger space for residents . Moreover, the small road crossing Headly was converted into a bigger road and was extended to the east to link to Foton to facilitate smoother travel which decreased road congestion. Meanwhile, a housing estate, a leisure centre, and a local store were constructed in Headly.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have experienced considerable changes during the periods. The main developments are the expansion of transportation routes and the appearance of some facilities

In 1925, Headly village and Fonton was completely separated. A railway line was built and ruined through Fonton from north to east. Besides, Headly has a small road crossing it from west to north. In 1975, Headly and Fonton were extended remarkably. Specifically, in Headly, the small road was replace by a bigger road and was expanded to the east for the local residents to go to Fonton. Additionally, a housing state, a leisure center and a local shop were constructed in Headly to meet the demand of people here.

Overall , Headly village and Fonton have undergone significant changes during the given period, which are attributed to the expansion of transport routes and the appearance of new facilities.

In 1925, Headly and Fonton were completely separated. Fonton had a railway line running through it, while Headly had a road running through it. Fonton expanded significantly, providing more space for residents. In Headly in 1975, the small road was replaced by a larger road and was extended east to connect with Fonton, making the transportation system more convenient. In addition, a housing estate, a leisure centre and a local shop were built, providing more amenities for residents.

Overall, Headly village and Fonton have experienced considerable changes during the period shown. The most noticeable differences between the three maps are the expansion of new transportation routes and the emergence of some infrastructures.

In 1925, Headly village and Fonton were completely separated. While Fonton had a railway line crossing it from north to east, Headly had a road passing through it from west to north. In 1975, Headly village and Foton were significantly widened. The small road in Headly was replaced by a bigger road and was extended to the eastern part to connect with Fonton. Furthermore, a housing estate, a leisure centre and a local shop were constructed in Headly.

• nutritional imbalance

• consuming a lot of sweets or processed foods

• not enough fruits and vegetables

• people who are not exercise regularly also suffer from obesity

• eating a great deal of fast food often causes higher obesity rates among individuals.

• Fast food cause a number of people to increase

poor diet,lack physical activity processed food,surgary drinks..sedentary lifestyle ex: working long hours in an office job.....genetics can contribute to excessive weight

environmental factors: few parks or gyms->difficult for people to stay active

-for example,electric car like those from vinfast are becoming common since its cleaner and less polution than the others -as a result,this could reduce air pollution, leading to better public health

contributing to overall environmental quality.

cleaner and sàer

- more people rely on personal vehicles, the number of cars and motorbikes on the road increases.

- in many cities, such as HCM City, traffic jams occur during peak hour because there are not enough public transport for everyone to use.

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• technology plays a huge role in the future.

• AI, robotics and so on, will become faster and more accurate.

• personalized

• DNA testing helps doctor understand a patient's genetic risks

R: The main reason is plane faster than train

E: For example, flight from HN to Hue takes about 1h, while train take about 12h

E: if need to save time --> flight

How does air travel compare to train travel in term of convenient?

P Airplane is the transportation, which more efficient as opposed to trains

R The key reason is, air travel time is faster and service in flight is also better

E Traveling from Hanoi to HCM by train takes about 10 hours, traveling by plane only takes 2 hours. Many services on the plane => convenient

Flight attendants support passengers

E: Save more time + feel more comfortable

How do you think health care in the future

P: Health care is change totally in the future

R: The key reason is, technology advancement make more efficient, apply new tech and innovation in medicine

E: Many diseases will be prevented early thanks to technology. Health care service become more convenient with digital transformation in medicine

E: Technology advancement is primally driven to the health care development in the future. More and more will be protected .The medical industry worldwide will develop significantly

• the way i see it that technology is used by people more and more popular such as electric car , ....

• one of the reason is convenient because it needn't use gasoline

• example for in hanoi , people always save their budget to use the technology

• in the contrast , electric car is charged so it quite waste of time

-The reason is that train station are easily accessible almost everywhere in a city

-whereas air travel is comes with alot more hassles such as security check, longlines,...

-hence, making train travelling more accessible

How do you think healthcare will change in the future?

-the way i see it, healthcare will develop significantly in the future

-the reason is that healthcare has improved more and more in recent years to ensure the well-being of each individuals

- for instance, russia recently invented a vaccine for cancer, which is a massive step in medical industry.

-thus, it is possible for a better healthcare in the future

• Reason: Elcetric vehecles more common

• Example: Vinfast

• However, traditional vehecles cheaper.

  
  

  
  

. -Firstly, unhealthy eating habits, such as consuming too much fast food or sugary drinks are the main reasons which contribute significantly to weight gain.

-For example, people who often eat fast food or snacks high in calories tend to gain weight more easily.

-Moreover, a inactive = sedentary lifestyle lifestyle, such as sitting for long periods can lead to weight management, making it harder for some individuals to burn calories effectively

On the one hand, an effective deterrent against crime is extending prison sentences. a harsher punish... may discourage criminals from engaging in illegal activities. For instance, Singapore, which is one of many nations that has implemented strict sentencing policies, has dramatically lower crime rates than countries where donot enforce this punishment. Furthermore, dangerous criminals are removed from society by prolonged incarceration, which can reduce the immediate threat they pose. Serial offenders, such as murderers or violent criminals, should be confined for extended periods to safeguard the general public.

On the one hand, harsher jail terms can act as a strong deterrent to potential criminals. The fear of stricter prison sentences may discourage individuals from unlawful behaviors. Take Singapore as an example, this country enforces extended sentencing policies which have significantly lower illegal activities than those with more lenient approaches. Additionally, prolonged incarceration can help to enhance overall safety and order in society. For instance, dangerous offenders such as murderers or violent criminals should be punished away from the public for longer periods, contributing to prevent serious consequences for the peace of society.

On the other hand, extending prison sentences is regarded as an effective way to reduce crime rates. The fear of strict punishment can discourage individuals not entering illegal activities. take Singapore as an example, which implements heavy laws, tends to have lower crime levels than other nations with lenient approaches. In addition, keeping criminals in prison for a long time can ensure the safety of society, minimizing the risks they pose to residents. For instance, serial offenders such as murderers or violent criminals, should stay in jail longer to protect the community.

On the one hand, extending prison sentences is considered an effective deterrent against crime. Firstly, the fear of severe punishment may serve as a deterrent, discouraging potential offenders from committing crimes. For example, countries like Singapore, which enforce strict sentencing policies have significantly lower crime rates than those with more lenient approaches. Furthermore, lengthy sentences ensure that criminals are removed from society for an extended period, thereby enhancing public safety. By isolating offenders, the likelihood of reoffending during their incarceration is eliminated. For instance, Serial offenders, such as murderers or violent criminals, should be confined for extended periods to safeguard the general public

On the one hand, extended prison sentences is considered as an effective way to prevent crime. The fear of strict/harsh punishment may discourage people from doing illegal activities. Take Singapore as an example, which is famous for it harsh policies, has significantly reduced crime rates than nations with lenient approaches. Furthermore, longer incarceration ensures that dangerous criminals are prevented from society, reducing the threat they pose. Serial offenders, such as murderers or violent criminals, should be restricted in prison for an extended period to protect the public.

On the one hand, extending prison sentences is consider an effectice method agaist crimes. The fear of strong judments can discourage people engages in the illegal actitives. Take Singapore is an example, where the goverment apply the harship policies, have significantly reduced the crime rates than the tolerate ways. Additionally, this is an ensure ways to isolate the dangerous crimes from the society reducing the threat they may pose. Serial criminals such as killers or murders should be confined for prelonged duration to protect society

On the one hand, harsher jail sentences are regarded as an effective way to reduce crime rates. The fear of severe punishment can deter people from committing crimes. For example, Singapore has strict laws and harsh penalties that can help reduce crime more effectively than more lenient approaches. Furthermore, imprisoning dangerous criminals for an extended period protects the public. Serial offenders, such as murderers or violent criminals, will be imprisoned to keep them out of society.

Proponents of longer prison sentences argue that they act as a strong deterrent to potential criminals. When individuals know that they will face severe punishment, they may think twice before committing a crime. For example, in some countries, people who commit violent crimes, such as murder or sexual assault, are sentenced to life in prison. In addition, keeping criminals in prison for long periods of time ensures that they are removed from society, preventing them from causing further harm. Furthermore, longer prison sentences provide justice for victims and their families, giving them a sense of confidence that the law is fair and that all crimes will be punished.

On the one hand, extending prison sentences is regarded as an effective prevention against crime. The fear of stricter penalty may discourage individuals from engaging in illegal activities. Take Singapore as a example, which enact strict sentencing policies, have lower crime rates than those with lenient approaches. Furthermore, prolonged incarceration ensures that dangerous criminals are eliminated from society , reducing the immediate threat they pose. Serial offender, such as murderers or violent criminals, should be limited for extended terms to safeguard the general public. Khanh Linh

Overall, it is evident from the table that the number of doctors increased consistently over the years. Additionally, male doctor outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the proportion of Australian-born doctors declined, eventually becoming equal to the number of doctors born overseas.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720, and it grew by almost 6,000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996, before rising futher to 35,450 in 2006.

Regarding gender distribution, in 1986, male doctor accounted for approximately 75% of the total, while female doctors made up about 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctor decreased 60%, while the proportion of female doctors increased to 39% by 2006.

Overall, it is evident from the table that there was a consistent reduction in doctors over the years. Additionally, the figure for male doctors outnumbered their female counterparts, while the percentage of doctors born in Australia decreased, eventually reaching parity with the number of doctors born overseas.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. This figure grew by 6,000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and rising further to 35,450 in 2006.

Regarding gender distribution,in 1986, male doctors accounted for nearly 75% of the total, while females made up 25%. In the subsequent years, the statistic for male doctors decreased to 60%, while the proportion of female doctors increased to 39% by 2006. A similar trend was seen in the data concerning birthplaces of Australian-born doctors. By 1986, more than a half of doctors were born in Australia. In 2006, there was a similar point between doctors born in Australia and overseas, at 50%

Overall, it is evident from the table that there was a consistantly increase in the number of doctors during the years. Additionally, the male doctors consistantly outnumbered their female counterparts, while the percentage of Australian doctors declined, eventually reaching parity with those born aboard.

In detail, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720 in 1986. By increasing 6,000 every ten years, the number reached 29,060 in 1996, and rising further to 35,450 in 2006.

Overall, the number of doctors in Australia increased throughout the period, with notable growth in 2006. The bar charts also indicate that male doctors consistently outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years. Additionally, while Australian-born doctors nearly doubled the number of those born overseas in the earlier years, both groups reached equal proportions by the third ten years.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors who worked in Australia accounted for 23,720, and it grew by almost 6,000 every ten years, amounting to 29,060 in 1996 and rising further to 35,450 in 2006.

In terms of gender distribution, male doctors made up around 75% of the total in 1986, while female doctors occupied approximately 25%. Over the following years, the proportion of male doctors declined to 60%, while the percentage of female doctors rose to 39% by 2006. A similar trend was observed in the data concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia. In 1986, the majority of doctors were Australian-born. By 1996, this distribution shifted slightly, and by 2006, the proportions of Australian-born and overseas-born doctors had equalized at 50%.

Overall, it is clear from the table that the number of doctors increased consistently over the years. In addition, male doctors outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the percentage of doctors born in Australia decreased, eventually reaching parity with the number of doctors born overseas.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. This figure grew by approximately 6,000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and rising further to 35,450 in 2006.

Based on gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors accounted for nearly 75% of the total, while female doctors made up about 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctors decreased to 60%, while the proportion of female doctors increased to 39% in 2006. A similar pattern was seen in the data concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia. By 1996, more than a half of all doctors were Australian-born. In 2006, the number of doctors born in Australia and those born overseas were the same, at 50%.

OVERALL, IT IS CLEAR FROM THE TABLE THAT THERE WAS A CONSISTENT INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DOCTORS OVER THE YEARs. IN ADDITION, MALE DOCTORS CONSISTENTLY OUTNUMBERED THEIR FEMALE COUNTERPARTS IN ALL THREE YEARS, WHILE THE PROPORTION OF AUSTRALIAN-BORN DOCTORS DECLINED, EVENTUALLY BECOMING EQUAL TO THE NUMBER DOCTORS BORN from other countries.

IN DETAIL, IN 1986, THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DOCTORS IN AUSTRALIA WAS 23,720. THE FIGURE GREW BY NEARLY 6,000 EVERY TEN YEAR, REACHING 29,060 IN 1996 AND RISING FURTHER TO 35,450 IN 2006.

REGARDING GENDER DISTRIBUTION, IN 1986, MALE DOCTORS ACCOUNTed FOR 75% OF THE TOTAL, WHILE FEMALE DOCTORS MADE UP ABOUT 25%. OVER THE FOLLOWING YEARS, THE PERCENTAGE OF MALE DOCTORS DECREASED TO 60% WHILE the PROPORTION OF FEMALE DOCTORS INCREASEd TO 39% BY 2006.

A SIMILAR TENDENCY WAS SEEN IN THE DATA CONCERNING THE BIRTHPLACES OF AUSTRALIA-BORN DOCTORS . IN 1986 MORE THAN HALF OF ALL DOCTORS WERE BORN AUSTRALIA. BY 2006, THE PROPORTION OF DOCTORS BORN in AUSTRALIA AND THOSE BORN OVERSEAS WERE THE SAME, AT 50%

Overall, it can be seen from the given table that the number of doctors grew consistently over three years. Additionally, in these provided years, the figure for male doctors significantly outnumbered their female counterparts, while the proportion of Australian-born doctors decreased, eventually reaching parity with those born abroad.

In detail, the total figure for Australian doctors was 23,720 in 1986. For each following ten-year interval, this number rose by approximately 6,000, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and continuously increasing to 35,450 in 2006.

In terms of gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors made up 75% of the total, while female doctors accounted for the remaining 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctors dropped to 60% while the figure for female doctors increased to 39% by 2006. A similar pattern was seen in the data concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia. In the year 1986, over a half of all doctors were Australian-born. A slight change in this distribution was witnessed in 1996, and by 2006, the proportion of doctors born in Australia equaled with those born abroad, standing at 50%.

Overall, it is evident from the table that there was a gradual increase in the number of doctors over the years. In addition, male doctors consistently compassed their female counterparts in all three years whereas the number of Australian-born doctors decreased, eventually becoming equal to the percentage of doctors born overseas.

In detail, there are 23.700 Australian doctors in 1986. This figure grew by nearly 6000 every ten years, reaching 29.060 in 1996 and climbing further to 35.450 in 2006.

Regarding gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors made up approximately 75% of the total, while female doctors constituted around 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctors decreased to 60%, while the percentage of female doctors increased to 35% by 2006. Similarly, the birthplaces of doctors in Australia in 1986, more than half of all doctors were Australian-born. In 1996, there was a slight change in this distribution, and in 2006, the number of doctors born in Australia and those born overseas were comparable , at 50%.

Overall, it is clear from the table that there was a gradual decline in the number of doctors over the years. In addition, male doctors outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the percentage of doctors born in Australia declined, eventually becoming equal to the doctors born overseas.

C1: In detail, in 1986, there was 23,720 total doctors in Australia. This figure grew by nearly 6,000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and rising to 35,450 in 2006.

C2: In detail, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. This number increased to approximately 6,000 every ten years, which stood at 29,060 in 1996 and rose to 35,450 in 2006.

BODY 2 :

C1: According to gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors accounted for nearly 75% of the total, whereas female doctors made up about 25%. In the following years, the proportion of male doctors decreased to 60%, while 39% of the percentage of female doctors increased by 2006. A similar pattern was seen in the date concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia.

C2: Regarding gender distribution, the total number of male doctors accounted for nearly 75% in 1986. The next year, the percentage of male doctors rose to 60%, whereas the percentage of female doctors increased to 39% by 2006.

Overall, it is evident from the table that the number of doctors increased significantly over the years. Futhermore, male doctors consistently outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the percentage of Australian-born doctors decreased, eventually becoming equal to the number of doctors born overseas.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. This figure grew by almost 6,000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996, before rising to 35,450 in 2006.

In terms of gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors accounted for approximately 75% of the total, while female doctors made up about 25%. Over the following years, the proportion of male doctors decreased to 60%, while the percentage of female doctors increased to 39% by 2006.

Regarding the birthplaces of doctors in Australia, in 1986, more than half of all doctors were Australia-born. By 1996, there was a slight change in this distribution, and by 2006, the proportions of native doctors and those born overseas reached an equal 50%.

Overall,it is clear from the table  that there was a gradually increasing in the number of doctors over the years.Additionally, male doctors consistently outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the percentage of doctors born in Australia declined, eventually becoming equal to the number of doctors born overseas

Regarding table, in 1986, the number of Australian-born doctors was 23,720. This figure grew by roundly 6000 every ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and continue rising to 35,450 in 2006

Turning to gender distribution, in 1986, male doctor accounted for approximately 75% of the total, while female made up about 25%.Over the following years, the figure for male doctors was slightly decreased to 60%, whereas the proportion of female increased to 39% in 2006. A similar pattern was seen in the data concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia, in 1986, more than a half of all doctors were born in Australia.By 1996, there was a slight change in this distribution, and by 2006 , the percentage of Australia-born doctors and those born overseas were the same time, at 50%

Overall, it is clear from the table that there was a steady increase in the number of doctors over the years. Additionally, male doctors consistently outnumbered their female counterparts in all three years, while the figure for Australian-born doctors dropped, eventually becoming equal to the percentage of doctors born in foreign countries

In details, in 1986, 23,720 was the total number of doctors in Australia. The figure rose by around 6,000 per ten years, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and growing further to 35,450 in 2006

Overall, the table clearly shows that there has been a steady increase in the number of doctors over the years.Additionally, the number of male doctors consistently outnumbered the number of female doctors in all three years, while the percentage of Australian-born doctors decreased, eventually matching the number of overseas-born doctors.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. This figure grew by nearly 6,000 every decade, reaching 29,060 in 1996 and increasing to 35,450 in 2006.

Regarding gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors accounted for approximately 75% of the total, while female doctors made up about 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctors decreased to 60%, while the proportion of female doctors increased to

39% bv 2006. A similar trend was seen in the data relating to the place of birth of doctors in Australia. In 1986, more than half of all doctors were Australian-born. By 2006, the proportion of Australian-born and overseas-born doctors was the same at 50%.

In detail, in 1986, the total number of doctors in Australia was 23,720. The figures grew by about 6,000 every ten years,

reaching 29,060 in 1996 and increasing to 35,460 in 2006

Regarding gender distribution, in 1986, male doctors made up 75% of the total, while female doctors accounted for 25%. Over the following years, the percentage of male doctors declined to 60%, while the proportion of female doctors increased to 39% in 2006. A similar pattern was seen in the data concerning the birthplaces of doctors in Australia. In 1986, more than a half of all doctors were Australian-born. In 2006, the number of doctors born in Australia and those born overseas, standing at 50%

Overall, the coffee production process consists of eleven distinct steps, commencing with the harvesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of the final products.

At the initial stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are hand-picked from the coffee plants and then undergo a thorough sun-drying process to reduce their moisture content. In the following steps, the dried beans are roasted, a crucial stage that enhances their distinct flavors and aromas, then cooled rapidly. Afterward, the roasted beans are finely ground, making them ready for brewing.

At the next stage of the process, the ground coffee is combined with hot water to create the desired beverage. After this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities before the filtered material is frozen. In the following step, the frozen mixture is ground once again, and the granules are then dried in a vacuum to eliminate all remaining moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars, making it ready for transportation to stores for sale.

Overall, there are 11 distinct steps in the production of coffee, beginning with the collection of coffee beans and ending at the distribution of coffee products

At the first stage of process, ripe coffee beans are picked by hand from the coffee plants and then these beans pread out under the sun to reduce their moisture content. At the next steps, dried coffee beans are roasted, which play a vital role in developing enhances flavors and aromas of the coffee, then cooled rapidly

Overall, the manufacture of coffee comprises eleven distinct stages, commencing with the initial harvesting of coffee beans and concluding with the distribution of the final coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are hand-gathered from the coffee plants. These beans are then subjected to a thorough sun-drying process to reduce their moisture content, enhance the initial quality and facilitate the following steps. At the sequential stage, dried coffee beans undergo roasting, which plays a significant role in developing the distinctive flavors and aromas of the coffee, then cooled rapidly. Afterward, the beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the next stage of the process, the ground coffee is combined with hot water to produce the desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strained to eliminate any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. In the subsequent stage, the frozen mixture is ground once again and then the granules are dried in a vacuum in order to completely remove all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is sealed into jars and available to be transported to retail stores for sale and consumption.

Overall, the entire procedure consists of eleven main phases, starting from harvesting coffee beans and ending with distributing the final products.

At the first step of the process, ripe coffee beans are picked by hand from the coffee plants. These beans are then undergo a sun-drying process on the ground, reducing their moisture. After being roasted at high temperatures that plays a vital role in enhancing their rich flavor and aroma, the roasted beans are then quickly cooled. They are then ground into a fire power, ready for brewing.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the desire bevarage. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities before being frozen. Next, the frozen mixture is ground again to break into smaller granules. After that is dried them in a vacuum. In the last stage, they are then packeaged into jars before being transported to costumers for sale.

Overall, there are eleven steps in the process of producing coffee, commencing with the harvesting of the coffee beans and ending with the distribution of coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by hand from the coffee plants. These beans are then subjected to a sun-drying process to reduce their moisture content. At the next steps, dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays a crucial role in developing the distinctive flavors of the coffee, then cooled rapidly. After that, the beans are ground into a fine powder.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the desired beverage. After that, the mixture is strained to get rid of any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. Following this, the frozen mixture is ground once again and then the granules are dried in a vacuum in order to remove all moisture content. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into glass vessels and can be transported to stores for consumption.

At the first stage of the process, raw material is manually collected from the coffee plants. These beans then are subjected to sun-drying, removing their moisture content. Next, these products are roasted, playing a crucial role in keeping the distinctive flavors of coffee, then cooled rapidly. Once this step is finished, these beans are ground into fine powder and ready for brewing.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to make the desired beverage. Following this stage, the mixture is strained to remove any impurities, preparing for freezing. In the subsequent step, the frozen mixture is ground once again and dried in a vacuum to completely remove any moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars, and ready to transport to consume at the store.

Overall, the production of coffee consists of eleven steps, commencing with collecting the raw coffee beans and ending with packing the final products.

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by hand. Then these beans are subjected to a sun-drying process to decrease their moisture content. After that, dried coffee beans are roasted before cooling immediately to improving the flavors and aromas of the coffee beans. Following this steps, the beans are ground into a ground powder, ready for brewing.

At the next stage of the process, the fine coffee powder is combined with hot water to create a desired beverage. Subsequently, the mixture is strained to remove impurities and filtered material is subjected to a frozen stage. Following this, the granules are dried in a vacuum after grounding once again so as to remove all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee is packed into jars and transported to the specific markets such as stores, supermarkets.

Overall, there are eleven distinct steps in the production of coffee.Commencing with the collection of coffee beans and ending with the product launch.

At the first stage of the process,the coffee beans are picked by hand before being dried in the sun.The dried beans are then roasted,cooled quickly and put in a grinder ,where they become powdered coffee.After that ,the ground coffe is mixed with hot water and this mixture is then strained and frozen.

At the following stage of the process,the grinder is used once again to grind the freze liquid.At this time,the high temperature in thevacuum causes the water to to evaporate,just only ground coffee.The final is put into different coffee containers and these coffee jairs are delivered to shops and supermaket,where sold to consumers.

Overall, there are eleven distinct steps in manufacturing process, starting with picking the coffee beans and ending with distributing of coffee products into market.

Overall, the coffee production process consists of eleven steps, starting with picking coffee beans and ending with packaging the final product into jars

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are carefully picked from the plants. They are then spread out to dry, which removes excess moisture. Once dried, the beans are roasted to enhance their flavor and aroma, followed by a rapid cooling step to keep on in the best qualities. At the next step, the roasted beans are ground into fine particles, ready for brewing

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to create a concentrated liquid.Following this ,the mixture is frozen, and the solid mass is ground once again into smaller granules. These granules then undergo vacuum drying to remove any remaining moisture. Finally, the resulting coffee powder is packaged into jars, ready for distribution and consumption in shops

Overall, there are 11 distinct stages in the production of coffee, commencing with harvesting the coffee beans and ending with packing in jars for sale

At the first stage of the process, ripe coffee beans are collected by farmers from the coffee plants. After that, those beans have to go through the drying process under the hot weather in order to reduce the humidity content. Then these dried beans are roasted in an oven which is an important step to increase the unique flavor of coffee. Next, put it into a freezer instantly for the cooling purpose. Then, the roasted beans are ground into fine powder, ready for the brewing purpose

Turning to the remaining stage of the process, the grinded beans is mixed with water in hot temperature. After that, the mixture is strained, so the impurities are removed. Then the mixture is froze and grinded. Next, the mixture is dried in a vacuum in order to reduce the moisture completely. Finally, the perfect product bean is packed into the glass bottles and ready to delivery to the stores for saling purpose

Overall, the process has eleven steps in the production of coffee, beginning with picking coffee beans and ending with the distribution to sellers.

At the first stage, coffee beans are harvested by hand from the trees and put into a basket. Then, dried them beneath sunlight..... Subsequently, dried coffee beans are roasted, which plays an important role in making savour then cooled rapidly. After that, the beans are grounded into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

The follow steps is that the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the desired beverage. Following this, the mixture is strained to remove any dirts and then frozen them. In the next step, the frozen mixture is ground once more with the vacuum to make water evaporate. finally, the dried coffee powder is packed in to jars and transported to consumers.

Overall, there are eleven distinct stages in the manufacture of coffee, commencing with the initial havesting of coffee beans and ending with the distribution of final coffee products.

At the first stage of the process, the coffee beans are collected manually from coffee plants and then left to dry under the sun to reduce their moisture content. At the next steps, the dried coffee beans undergo roasting in a specialized machine, followed by a rapid cooling process. After that, the beans are ground into a fine powder, ready for brewing.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water. Next, the resulting mixture is strained to remove any impurities and then the filtered material is frozen. In the subsequent step, the frozen mixture is ground once more into fine granules. Following this, the granules are dried using a vacuum system to eliminate all moisture. Finally, the dried coffee powder is packed into jars and can now be transported to stores and supermarkets for commercial sale.

At the following stage of the process, the ground coffee is mixed with hot water to produce the desired beverage. Following this, it is strained to remove any impurities, then the filtered material is frozen. At the subsequent stage, frozen coffee beans are ground once more before being dried in a vacuum. At the end of this process, coffee products are packed into jars, then transverted to stores for sale.

2. I'm quite fond of cooking.

3. My life is full of challenges.

4. She is proud of what she did.

5. When everyone is aware of the negative effects of environmental pollution, they will take actions to protect the earth.

6. I'm capable of doing it myself.

7. They can't visit here because they're short of time.

4. I'm not accustomed to being treated like this.

2. he is addicted to video games and spends 4 to 6 hours a day playing angry birds

• Most of citizens are opposed to pay the VAT/ Value added tax

3.My life is full of challenges.

4.She is proud of things that she did.

5.when all people are aware of the negative effects of environmental pollution, they will take actions to protect the earth.

6.I am capable of doing that.

7.They can not visit this here because they are short of time.

3. the majority of people are opposed to paying increase taxs

1 we are committed to decreasing unemployment

4. I'm not accustomed to being treated like this

3. Most of people are opposed to paying tax.

2. I'm fond of cooking

3. my life is full of challenges

4. she's proud of what she does

5. when all people are aware of the negative effects of environmental pollution, they will take actions to protect the earth

6. I am capable of doing it

7. they can't visit this place because they are short of time

• From my view, modern medicine is generally better because it is based on scientific research and advanced technology. The key factor here is its ability to diagnose and treat diseases quickly and effectively. For example, antibiotics and surgeries can save lives in ways that traditional medicine cannot. However, traditional medicine focuses on natural remedies and holistic healing, which some people prefer for minors illnesses. While both have benefits, modern medicine is more reliable for serious health conditions.

vehicles

The key reason here is that people prefer private cars over public transport, especially during rush hours.

For example, in big cities, traffic jams are common in the morning and evening when everyone often commute.

ubiquitous: nhan nhản

Is traditional medicines better than modern?

Many people relocate to these cities to study or work due to modern facilities as well as greater opportunities

For example, in cities like New York or Tokyo, the high concentration of people seeking jobs, education, and better living conditions contributes significantly to overcrowding and traffic congestion during peak hours

r : the main reason is that AI gradually alters/ changes/ transforms everything, including transportation such as electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles will reduce congestion and pollution.

e : one clear example of this is companies like Tesla is already developing autonomous vehicles/ driverless car.

r : moreover, the rise in flying taxis and auto-divers could revolutionize long-distance travel, reducing travel time significantly

R: The key factor here is people are accustomed to using private vehicles than public transports.

E: To give you an example, a new reported that people are prefering motorbikes than public transportations because private vehicles are more convenient to move in a short distance.

R: The key reason here is that cities have many people settling down that leads to narrow streets and this problem is not fixed immediately.

E: For example, in the early morning, people want to go to work or study during the same period, and you can see that the driving paths are full of vehicles and

causing motorists to drive very slowly

1. He succeeds in making her angry

2. You should not depend too much on them

3. You should focus on your study if you want to pass the exam

4. Laziness prevents me from focusing on my study

5. She suffers from heart disease

6. The ozone layer protects the Earth from UV

6. He succeeds in making her angry.

7. You shouldn't depend too much on them.

8. You should focus on your studying if you want to pass the next exam.

9. Laziness prevents me from focusing on studying.

10. She suffers from heart disease.

11. The ozone layer protects the Earth from UV radiation.

1.This island belongs to Viet Nam.

2.I prefer english to history.

3.She contributed to our company.

4. Children should participate in physical activities.

5.The government needs to invest in education and health care.

They told me how they were involved in crime.

I am quite interested in watching animated films.

6. he succeeds in making her angry

7. you should not depend too much on them

8. you should focus on your learning if you want to pass the exam

9. the laziness prevents me from focusing on my study

10. 10. she suffers from heart disease

11. the ozone layer helps protect the the earth from UV radiation

1. This island belongs to VietNam

2. I prefer English to history

3. She contributes a lot to our company

4. Children should participate in physical activity

5. Government needs to invest more money in education and health care.

1. He succeeds in making her angry

2. You should not over depend/ depend excessively= too much on them

3. You should focus on studying if you want to pass the coming exam

4. Laziness prevents me from focusing on studying

5. She suffers from heart disease

6. The ozone layer protects the Earth from UV radiation.

I prefer English to History.

She contributed a lot to our company.

Children should participate in physical activities.

The government needs to invest more money in education and health care.

• On the one hand, this is easy to understand why people believe that using electric cars address environmental issues

• The main rationable is that this can lead to the increase in the number of public transport

4. On the other hand, it is understandable why some people support using electric automobiles to deal with the environmental issue.

   6. The key rationale is that this can lead to the increase in the number of public transport.

4. On the one hand, it is understandable why people advocate using electric cars to tackle the environmental problems

   6. The key rationale is that this can lead to an increase in the number of public transports

4. On the one hand, it is understandable why people advocate using electric automobiles to deal with environmental problem.

6. The main rationale is that this can lead to the increase in the number of public transport.

4.On the one hand, it is understandable why people support using automobiles to handle the evironmental problems.

6.The main rationale is that this can lead to an increase in the number of public transport

4 on the other hand it’s understandable that why people supports using electronic car to deal environmental issue

6. the key rationale is that can lead to an increase in the number of public transportation

4. on the one hand, it is understandable why people support using electric cars to solve environmental problems

   6. the main is that this can lead to the increase in the number of public transportation

To begin with, having access to proper housing is essential for individuals to live a stable life. when people have a safe place to live, they are more likely to maintain good health, pursue education and participate productively in the workforce. This, in turn, benefits the nation as a whole. For instance, citizens with permanent housing are less dependent on social welfare and more likely to contribute to the economy through consistent employment and tax payments. By supporting low-income people in providing housing, governments can help reduce poverty and societal development.

To begin with, having proper housing for individuals is important to live a stable life. when people have permanent housing , they tend to pursue education and participate productively in the workforce. this, is turn, benefits the nation as a whole. For example, citizens had stable accommodation are less dependent on social welfare..., and contribute the economy...

To begin with, having access to proper housing is crucial for individuals to live a stable life. When people have a safe place to live, they are more likely to maintain good health, pursue education and participate productively in the workforce. This, in turn, benefits the nation as a whole. For example, people with permanent housing are less dependent on social welfare and contribute to the economy through consistent employment and tax payments. By supporting economically disadvantaged families in providing housing, governments can help reduce poverty and promote social development.

To begin with, having a safe place to live is essential for every person to live a stable life. When people have a proper/ long-term/....housing to live, they are more likely to maintain good health, pursue education and apply for employment. This, in turn, benefits the nation as a whole. For instance, citizens with long-term housing are less dependent on social welfare and more likely to contribute to the economy through consistent employment and tax payments.

To begin with, having a proper home is crucial for individuals to have a stable life. When human have a safe place to live, they are likely to have more motivation to labor, maintain their health and pursue education. As a result, this benefits our nation as a whole. For example, people who have a permanent place to live are less dependent on social welfare and more likely to contribute to national economy through tax payments. By supporting financially disadvantaged families in providing housing, governments can help reduce poverty and promote the development of the economy.

To begin with, having permanent accommodation is important for residents to have a stable life. This is because when individuals have a place to live, they tend to maintain good health, pursue better education and participate in the workforce productively. As a result, this benefits the nation as a whole. For instance, by helping people have a stable home, low-income individuals will have less reliance on social welfare and be more likely to contribute to the country's economy which helps governments make a progress in promoting sustainable development and reducing poverty.

to begin with, Having proper housing is essential for individuals to have a stable life. When people have a stable place to live, they are more likely to maintain good health, pursue education, and participate effectively in the workforce. This benefits the nation as a whole. For example, people with stable housing are less dependent on social welfare and tend to contribute to the economy through steady employment and tax payments. By supporting low-income families in providing housing, the government can help reduce poverty and promote long-term social development.

To begin with, having access to proper housing is crucial for individuals to live a stable life, contributing to societal development. When people have a stable place to live, they are more likely to focus on maintaining good health, taking care of their families, pursuing education, and participating effectively in the workforce. For example, citizens with permanent housing are less dependent on social welfare and more likely to contribute to the prosperous economy through consistent employment and full tax payments. By supporting underprivileged families in securing housing, governments can help reduce poverty and promote long-term social progress in the nation as a whole.

, leading to (dan den)…

Laborers: ng lao dong/ workers

Work over time

Dam bao: ensure (V)

Hoan thanh: complete/ finish/ accomplish

Du an: projects

Long-term pressure

Physical and mental exhaustion

Exhausted (Adj)

12. pressure from work and daily life makes many people have difficulties in balancing between work, family and personal time, leading to a number of health problems.

13. The lack of time management skills is the main reason that makes many people feel being delayed and under pressure in completing work.

12. Pressure from work and daily life makes many people deal with difficulties in balancing work, family and personal time, leading to various health problems.

13.The lack of time management skills is the main cause that makes many people feel being delayed and under pressure in completing tasks.

The lack of time management skills is a major reason why many people constantly feel being delayed and under pressure in accomplishing tasks

12. Pressure from work and daily life makes many people deal with difficulties in balancing work, family, and personal time, leading to various health problems

=> Pressures from work and daily life make it difficult for people to balance between their work, family and personal time, leading to many health issues.

12. Pressure from work and daily life makes it difficult for many people to balance between work, family, and personal time, leading to various health problems

12. Pressure from work and daily life makes many people deal with difficulties in balancing between work, family and personal time, leading to health problems

13 The lack of time management skills is the main reason that makes many people always feel being delayed and under pressure in completing work

13. the lack of time management skills is the main reason that makes many people always feel being delayed and under pressure in completing work

-thanks to technological developments-> citizens tend to use social platforms/ watch TV so much throughout the day -> adverstisements are accessible to

-Nowadays, many ads target to specific audiences who usually surf Facebook/Youtube or based on age.

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-a wide range of jobs which need physical effort

-farming/construction/firefighting -require a lot of manual labour -> hard/ susceptible to face risk effecting on their health and appearance

R: Social media platforms allow businesses to aim specific groups of people based on interests, age,...

E: see ads for e-books or on facebook, instagram.

These ads are often short, visual,..

• consumer education

• There needs to be a cultural shift within the advertising industry

R: To keep pace with the rapidly evolving digital landscape

People need to be more aware of advertising techniques and how they might be influenced.

Companies should pioritize ethical considerations over purely profit-driven motives.

advertising laws

-> more users, easily accessible

-> everywhere can see

(-) misinformation, can harmful to the people

instead of with all this smartphone

however, on the other hand

• point: enact laws

• reason: strict laws can help control contents and authenticity before they are published.

• example: vn has been established laws to fine, block ad with sesitive content to protect comsumer's benefit

what job need a lot of physical work

• p: contruction, farming, mining, warehouse work

• r: lifting heavy objects, standing or moving all day, risk of injury

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by providing clear and accurate product information, avoiding exaggerated claims.

I also make sure respect privacy, using customer data only with their consent. I try to avoid harmful stereotypes in ads by promoting diversity and inclusion. I always ensure clear pricing with no hidden fees,

Overall, it can be seen from the pie charts that the number of people looking for a definite job was the head reason leading to migration in the UK. In addition, the figure for formal study constituted the lowest percentage of emigration.

The percentage of people moving in the UK to have a definite job accounted for 30%, while the emigrants having the same purpose was slightly lower, at 29%. Although there are merely 29% immigrants looking for a job, the number of people moving out for this purpose was nearly double (22%). More than a quarter of immigrants was to pursue academic education, while there are only 4% of people who left the UK for this intention.

the two pie charts compare the proportion of people immigrating and emigrating in the UK for six reasons in 2007.

overall, it is clear that looking for a definite job was the key reason why people moved in and out of the UK. additionally, academic purpose accounted for the lowest percentage of emigration.

the number of people coming to the UK to have a secure career made up 30%, while people left the country for the same reason was slightly lower, at 29%. although only 12% of immigrants seeking for a job, this figure for emigrants was nearly double (22%). moreover, around 1/4 of people entered the UK to pursue formal study, whereas the percentage of emigration for this purpose was merely 4%.

Overall, it is clear that seeking a definite job was the primary reason for both immigration and emigration. Additionally, the percentage of people leaving the UK for formal study was the lowest among all the reasons.

30% of immigrants to the UK arrived with a definite job, while the proportion of emigrants who left for the same reason was slightly lower, at 29%. Although only 12% of immigrants looked for a job, the percentage of people leaving for this purpose was significantly higher, at over a fifth (22%). Over a quarter of people immigrating to the UK for formal education, whereas just 4% of people left for the same reason.

Overall, it can be seen that looking for a definite job was the main reason for both immigration and emigration. In addition, the number of emigrants pursuing formal study accounted for the lowest proportion.

The number of people coming to the UK to have a definite job accounted for 30% while the figure for emigrants was slightly lower, at 29%. Although merely 12% of immigrants looking for a job, the proportion of people leaving for this purpose was significantly higher, at nearly double (22%). Over a quarter of people immigrating to the UK to pursue formal education while only 4% left the UK for this purpose.

Overall, it can be seen that looking for a definite job was the main reason for both immigration and emigration. In addition, the percentage of people moving out of the UK to pursue formal study was the lowest.

30% of individuals arrived in the UK for a definite job while the allocation of people who left the UK was slightly lower, at 29%. Although merely 12% of immigrants looked for work, the figure for emigrants was significantly higher, at 22%. The proportion of people coming to the UK for formal education accounted for 26% of the total, compared to only 4% emigrated for this reason.

Overall, it can be seen that looking for definite jobs was the main reason for both immigration and emigration in the UK. In addition, the percentage of emigrants due to formal study accounted for the lowest proportion.

First, 30 % of immigrants entered the Uk was to have definite jobs, while the proportion of emigrants was slightly lower, about 29%. Although merely 12 % of people came to the UK to find a job, the allocation of people leaving the UK for this purpose was noticeably higher, at over a fifth ( 22%). Whereas over a quarter of immigrants to the UK to pursue formal education, the percentage of people moving out due to this purpose was just 4%.

Overall, it can be seen that looking for a secure job was the major reason for both immigration and emigration. In addition, the proportion of people leaving the UK for formal study accounted for the lowest proportion.

30% of immigrants coming to the UK were to have a definite job, while the number of emigrants was slightly lower, at 29%. Although approximately 12% of immigrants finding a job, the percentage of people moving out for this reason was significantly higher, at over 22%. Over a quarter of immigrants to the UK came to look for formal education, while only 4% left the UK for this purpose.

Overall, it is evident that looking for definite jobs was the main reason for both immigration and emigration. In addition, the percentage of people moving out of the UK accounted for the lowest proportion.

The percentage of people moving to the UK to achieve a definite job accounted for 30%, while the figure for emigrants was slightly lower, at 29%. Although the proportion of emigrants looking for a job was over a fifth, only 12% of immigrants were for this purpose. In terms of the pursuing formal education category, it occupied over a quarter of immigrants and 4% of emigrants.

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In conclusion, having an unhealthy eating habit and a sedentary lifestyle seem to be the root causes of the soar in obesity rates. Only when the government and the public work in tandem can this problem be mitigated.

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5: when everyone becomes aware of the negative impact of environmental pollution, they will take action to protect the earth

6:I am capable of doing that work by myself

7: They can’t visit this play because they are short of time

5) Everyone is aware of the negative effects of environmental pollution, they will take actions to protect the earth.

6_I am capable of doing it

7)They aren't capable of visiting this place because they are short of time

5. When everyone becomes aware of the negative effects of environmental pollution, they will take actions to protect the earth.

6. I am capable of doing that work myself.

7. They can't visit this place because they are short of time.

Overall, the government sector remained the most popular choice for both genders. The Private Lawyer sector grew gradually for both men and women, whereas the business sector witnessed stability in male representation and notable growth for females.

In 2001, the government sector accounted for the largest percentage of male lawyers at 45% but this decreased to 38% in 2016. By contrast, the proportion of female lawyers in government sector in 2001 accounted for 41%, and then this figure slightly increased by 1% in 2016. The Private Lawyer sector experienced a significant growth for both genders, with male representation increasing from 15% to 19%, and female participation rising by 4%.

Overall, the governmental sector showcased the most prevalent rate of participation in both genders. Female and male lawyers have seen a steady growth in private lawyer areas. While male representation in the business sector remained unchanged, the percentage of female attorneys witnessed a slight increase. In the other sector, in contrast, there was a slight growth in the rate of male lawyers, with women halved compared to a year ago.

In 2001, the government sector accounted for the largest proportion of male lawyers at 45%, but it saw a dramatic decline in 2016. On the other hand, female ones increased slightly 1% after 15 years. While in the private lawyer sector, there was a surge in both genders, with 15% to 19% for male representation and 17% to 21% for females.

overall, the government sector had the highest proportion of lawyers throughout the period. The private lawyers sector saw a steady growth for both men and women. In contrast, the business sector witnessed stable male participation but significant growth among female lawyers.

in 2001, the percentage of male and female lawyers in the government sector was about 45% and 41%. After 15 years, although the rate of females rose slightly to 1%, the figure men working in this industry decreased considerably from 45% to 38%. By contrast, the private lawyer sector saw a consistent growth for both genders, with male representation climbing from 15% to 19% and female representation increasing from 17% to 21%.

Overall, the government sector remained the most popular choice for both genders. The Private Lawyer sector saw a steady growth for both men and women, while the business sector saw stability in male participation but significant growth for females.